Taste different types of Malbec wine at a new winery in the province of Buenos Aires, accompanied by a top-notch lunch. Take your wine-tasting skills to the next level.

We will demystify wine tasting and help you become the wine connoisseur you have always dreamed of being. The world loves Malbec. Originally from France, this black-skinned grape became synonymous with Argentina, where ripe, juicy bottlings from Mendoza made it a household name. Today Argentina leads grape production with over 75 percent of all Malbec hectares worldwide.

As you travel for about an hour from the city of Buenos Aires to reach the winery, your professional tour guide will introduce you to the history of winemaking in the country and how Argentina's three main wine regions differ in the nuances of wine. . . flavor. Learn about local varieties, such as Torrontés, as well as the Malbecs that Argentina has become famous for.

After the tour and tasting, enjoy a three-course lunch menu with several options to choose from, including Argentine meat and fish and a vegetarian alternative. Experience tells us that practice makes perfect.