Bodega Salentein

We went for a guided tour at noon and had lunch with the 6-course menu and matching pairing. The winery is beautiful and the architecture is really impressive, especially the cellar. There is an art gallery and at the entrance there is also a chapel that you can visit. The food is very tasty and the attention is a ten. They gave us a discount on the value of the menu because we were Argentinian.

We took a guided tour with a tasting led by Owen, who explained the history of the winery and the process of harvesting, fermentation and aging or maturing the wines. It is worth taking the tour and tasting the wines. I would like to highlight Owen's kindness, explanation and friendliness.

Salentein Winery is a must on your visit to the Uco Valley. Its impressive architecture is an art gallery and has a mystique that no other winery has. Its wines are perfect. We recommend choosing the luxury experience where you can taste its best labels.

Did the tour yesterday and came back for lunch today. Owen was great tour leader and Gabriela and Lourdes are great hosts for dining. The views were exceptional and the food was amazing. Make it a must to visit.

The best winery we visited! Javier was in charge of the tour and tasting and it was the best explanation of the trip. The winery is beautiful, very big and has well designed modern spaces. There is also a gallery called Kilka with artwork, a very well curated place. Safety pin

It's one of those experiences that you say "yes, this is what I work for." We decided to have lunch at La Posada rather than take the tour. First, because the price and what the tasting included didn't make sense to me. Once we got to La Posada, well...what can I say? The place is spectacular and the service too. Logically, you pay like a select experience (about 75k per person), but it's from another planet. 4 courses paired with the Single Vineyard line (Sauv. Blanc "Los Nogales", Malbec "Las Tunas", Alyda Millesime sparkling wine) which is sublime. A lot of quantity and variety (from tortilla to candied carrots, pickles, first-class charcuterie, good meat), refills to taste and complimentary wines. If you have it, I would spend it here.

For me, Salentein was the most beautiful winery we visited. It's big, has an art gallery, and the area where the wines are produced is beautiful! The price is a bit high for 3 wines and nothing to pair with them, but it was worth it. The guide spoke a bit quickly and quietly, but it was understandable. It's worth a visit.

It was a wonderful experience. We had a 9-course "experience" and it was fantastic. The food was on point and the wines served were perfect. There was also a very nice view and a lovely atmosphere. Our waiter Nicolas was very friendly and accompanied us professionally through the courses. We would be happy to go again, it was fantastic!

A stunning property and winery - touring through the facility and learning its history and wine making process was interesting and the wine tasting was lovely. The Andes Mountains provide a picturesque backdrop for the vines making the experience even more memorable. A must visit when visiting Mendoza.

This winery is incredibly beautiful! As soon as you arrive, you are enchanted by the architecture and the landscape… all the spaces are beautiful! The guided tour was very good and the wines at the tasting were also very good. The walk from one building to the other, with that landscape in the background, is wonderful!!! We have visited many wineries and this was the most beautiful so far.

A unique and impressive place. A mix of architecture, art and top-notch food and wine. The paired lunch was impeccable. The dishes were very tasty and beautiful. The wine pairings really went very well with the chosen dishes, and almost all of the wines served were from limited productions, which I had not yet heard of. They gave me a 20% discount on the bill for having made the reservation in advance on the website. The wine shop gave me a 30% discount for having several high-end wines. The prices were very good. They offered a tour at 4 pm after lunch, which unfortunately I was unable to attend.

We were a group of 4 couples. The bodega is very nice, the guide very friendly (Melanie). The cheapest wines are tried at the wine tasting. For lunch we chose the Alta Gama option. These are the best wines. The food is good and plentiful; the service (Lourdes) is friendly. We spent a very nice afternoon.

We had a bad experience in the restaurant, but the manager handled it very well. Truly exemplary.

Vineyard, restaurant and modern art museum. Very beautiful vineyard with an incredible decor. I advise you to take the guided tour of the estate in Spanish or English (reservation if in English). A must see!