Argentina: A Grand Wine and Culinary Journey
22 September 2026
A trip to Argentina is a journey defined by contrasts. Your morning might begin with an elegant breakfast in Buenos Aires, continue with a Malbec tasting amidst the vineyards of Mendoza, lead to the Perito Moreno Glacier, and conclude with a trip to the “End of the World.” You can spend one evening at a tango show, fly by helicopter over the Andes the next day, and a few days later find yourself amidst the jungles and waterfalls of Iguazu.
We invite you to discover the culinary and wine-focused side of Argentina!
Mendoza is a must-visit destination for wine and food connoisseurs. Nestled at the foot of the Andes lie the renowned wine regions of Luján de Cuyo and the Uco Valley, home to some of Argentina’s most celebrated Malbecs.
Yet, a journey through Mendoza offers far more than just tastings. Private visits to top wineries, lunches amidst the vines, innovative cuisine, sommelier-led tastings, and stays at exclusive wine lodges transform a few days into a truly exceptional wine and culinary experience.
For travelers seeking a blend of nature, fine wine, and seclusion, Mendoza can be one of the most stunning highlights of the itinerary.
Argentine Cuisine: From Asado to Haute Cuisine
Argentina is a country that cannot be fully understood without experiencing its gastronomy. Here, the cult of meat is elevated to an art form: traditional *asado*, premium Argentine steaks, *empanadas*, and local ingredients pair perfectly with the country’s famous wines.
In Buenos Aires, the culinary scene has long since evolved far beyond the traditional *parrilla*. In Mendoza, dining amidst the vineyards becomes an adventure in itself, while in Patagonia, local ingredients and dishes featuring lamb, trout, and crab allow you to truly experience the region’s character.
For a luxury itinerary, we can arrange private tastings, chef’s table experiences, culinary tours, and dinners at wineries.
We are ready to design a bespoke journey through Argentina—ranging from the classic Buenos Aires–Mendoza–Patagonia–Iguazu route to an exclusive program featuring wine regions, glaciers, Ushuaia, and the country’s north, all with stays in luxury lodges.