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Argentina’s 100-Point Wines: Exclusive Wine Tasting in Mendoza

Taste some of Argentina's most celebrated wines in an intimate guided tasting led by a certified professional sommelier. Begin with a welcome glass of sparkling or white wine before exploring three exceptional…

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Argentina’s 100-Point Wines: Exclusive Wine Tasting in Mendoza

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Taste some of Argentina's most celebrated wines in an intimate guided tasting led by a certified professional sommelier.

Begin with a welcome glass of sparkling or white wine before exploring three exceptional Argentine wines that have received 100 points from the world's most respected wine critics, including Robert Parker Wine Advocate, James Suckling, Tim Atkin, Jancis Robinson, Decanter and Wine Spectator (wine selection varies depending on availability).

Along the way, discover how Argentina transformed from a little-known wine producer into one of the world's most celebrated wine regions, earning international acclaim and the highest ratings from leading critics.

This exclusive tasting is designed for travelers who want to experience wines that are never available by the glass while learning the stories behind Argentina's greatest wine icons.

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