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Winery El Enemy, Argentine Roast with Wine and Private Transport

Hi, I'm Fran from Mr. Winery. We want your day in Mendoza to be much more than a tour : an authentic experience, full of history, flavors and moments to remember. Start your experience with a private driver who will…

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Winery El Enemy, Argentine Roast with Wine and Private Transport

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Hi, I'm Fran from Mr. Winery. We want your day in Mendoza to be much more than a tour : an authentic experience, full of history, flavors and moments to remember.

Start your experience with a private driver who will pick you up directly from your accommodation and take you to the El Enemigo winery.

They will visit the El Enemigo Winery, a unique wine project created by Alejandro Vigil. They will tour the winery, its history and end with a guided tasting of its prestigious wines.

Then the driver will take you to Finca Terrada, where you will live an unforgettable Argentine roast experience. The day begins with a sparkler or white wine accompanied by a mincemeat of cold cuts and homemade breads. Afterwards, you will enjoy authentic empanadas and an exquisite variety of roast cuts with side dishes. For the end, a seasonal dessert will serve as a perfect closure in a charming setting.

At the end, your private driver will take you back to your hotel.

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