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Bodega Salentein, Almuerzo Bodega La Azul with Private Transportation

Start your experience with a private chauffeur who will pick you up directly at your accommodation and take them to the cellars planned for the day. Primero conoceran la Bodega Salentein with a guided tour (disponible…

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Bodega Salentein, Almuerzo Bodega La Azul with Private Transportation

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Start your experience with a private chauffeur who will pick you up directly at your accommodation and take them to the cellars planned for the day.

Primero conoceran la Bodega Salentein with a guided tour (disponible in English or Spanish) that will take you to visit its vineyards, the areas of production and its impressive underground cava. This experience, called “Experiencia Salentein”, ends with an exquisite tasting of 4 iconic wines, which reflect the essence and the terroir of the Valle de Uco.

Then the chofer will take them to Bodega La Azul to enjoy an exquisite lunch. The menu includes an entry, main dish, dessert and free wine, all prepared with local ingredients and homemade recipes that reflect the authentic mendocina cuisine. The experience is lived in a cozy and familiar environment, surrounded by vineyards and with privileged views of the Cordillera de los Andes,

Arrived at the time of completion, your private chauffeur will take you back to your hotel.

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