Wine Route and Apple Trail

Rio Negro:

An unforgettable trip along the history of the first wineries in Patagonia, located in the High Valley of Rio Negro where you can enjoy a walk through the vineyards and a visit to traditional wineries. Our visit concludes with wine tasting.

This area has continental climate. Dryness with scarce rain and plenty of sunshine are the main characteristics of this type of weather. Wide temperature amplitude during the grape ripening period combined with alluvial soil allows the growth of a rich variety of grapes to produce well balanced wines.

Neuquen:

The production of wine has concentrated nearby the area of San Patricio del Chañar in the District of Añelo.

In this area, the soil contains sand and gravel. Combined with dry weather, moderate winds and great temperature amplitude provide good conditions to grape growth with an excellent level of acidity.

Wineries are modern, functional, and fully equipped with the latest technology. They are properly suited to receive visitors. Guided tours are available as well as shopping and wine tasting facilities and regional cuisine by famous local chefs.

Most popular varieties are Chardonnay, Malbec, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc y Sauvignon Blanc

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