Areas and wineries
Uco Valley wineries to visit
By DaniFounder and CEO of Welocal· 2 min read
Short answer
In the Uco Valley we work with wineries such as Zuccardi Valle de Uco, Salentein, Andeluna, DiamAndes, Monteviejo and Bemberg Estate. Most people combine a visit and tasting in the morning with a multi-course lunch at midday, and give the area the whole day.
Which wineries can I visit in the Uco Valley?
The catalogue currently has 48 experiences in the Uco Valley, split almost evenly between wine and food. There are guided tastings, vineyard tours, workshops and multi-course menus.
The wineries we work with include Zuccardi Valle de Uco, Salentein, Andeluna, DiamAndes, Monteviejo, Bemberg Estate, Antigal, Solo Contigo and Piedra Negra.
What kinds of experiences are there?
If you want to go deep into wine, there are vertical and terroir tastings, where you taste the same grape from different vineyards or different vintages.
If you prefer something more relaxed, Andeluna offers sunset gatherings in its gardens, facing the Cordón del Plata range, and wine and chocolate workshops.
How do I plan a day in the Uco Valley?
The Uco Valley is further from the city than Luján de Cuyo, so it is best to leave early and not add another area on the same day.
A plan that works well: a visit with tasting in the morning, a multi-course lunch and, if you still feel like it, a glass on a terrace before heading back.
Experiences to add to your trip
Frequently asked questions
- Can I visit the Uco Valley as a day trip?
- Yes. You leave Mendoza city in the morning and return in the afternoon. Because of the distance, it deserves the whole day.
- How many wineries can I visit in one day in the Uco Valley?
- The usual plan is one visit with tasting and lunch at another winery. Two visits and a lunch is also possible, on a tighter schedule.
- Do Uco Valley wineries serve lunch?
- Yes. Several wineries in the area have their own restaurant, with multi-course menus and house wines.