Winery Tour in Luján de Cuyo with Entre Cumbres

In the heart of Luján de Cuyo, Entre Cumbres offers a tour designed to understand Mendoza’s identity through its soils and wine production. The activity proposes an immersion in two of the most representative wineries in the area, allowing visitors to observe how technique and respect for the environment shape the high-end wines that define this region.

Encountering the Mendoza terroir

The outing is structured around two complementary styles. On one side, the visit to Bodega Matervini presents an approach centered on the unique expression of the fruit, where technical innovation aims to highlight the purest qualities of high-end Malbec. The tour of its facilities offers a window into the pursuit of excellence across each variety.

On the other side, Bodega Decero brings a different perspective, focused on harmony and sustainability. Here, production is oriented toward reflecting the purity of the Mendoza terroir through practices that respect natural cycles and soil quality. This combination of approaches — innovation on one hand and environmental commitment on the other — gives visitors a comprehensive view of what it means to produce quality wine in Luján de Cuyo.

An experience for wine and gastronomy enthusiasts

This tour makes sense for the traveler who wants to go deeper into wine culture beyond a simple tasting. The offering is designed for those who value technical detail, the story behind each label, and the importance of the mountain landscapes surrounding the vineyards. It is an activity that integrates not only the appreciation of wine but also the enjoyment of regional cuisine, as the itinerary includes a lunch that complements the sensory experience.

The experience unfolds in a setting where the mountain landscape and vineyards are constant protagonists. Walking through these wineries, visitors encounter a proposal that unites the tradition of cultivation with new trends in modern winemaking, making each stop an opportunity to understand the complexity of Mendoza’s wines.