Buenos Aires: Small-Group Wine Tasting & Artisan Food Pairings
Two Hours in a Buenos Aires Wine Cellar, Tasting Wines You Can't Buy Anywhere Else
You taste exclusive boutique wines in a Palermo underground cellar or patio with a bilingual sommelier guiding you through Argentine craftsmanship and regional food pairings. The two-hour tasting keeps groups under eight people, so the conversation stays personal and the sommelier remembers what you like. All entry, wine, food, and service are included. Just show up and book ahead for one of the four available days.
Step-by-step itinerary
Buenos Aires wine tasting experience
- Arrive at Palermo, Buenos Aires
- Attend wine tasting in cellar or patio
- Sample premium wines from boutique wineries
- Enjoy food pairings with regional delicacies
- Learn from expert multilingual sommeliers
What’s included
Your two hours include a professional English and Spanish-speaking sommelier, wine tasting from exclusive boutique wineries, food pairings featuring regional artisan delicacies, and all taxes and fees. The experience takes place in either the underground cellar or patio, depending on weather and group size.
- Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 14:00 18:00
Information
Small-group wine tasting in Palermo with boutique wines, regional food pairings, and bilingual sommelier. Two hours in an underground cellar or patio. Groups up to 8.
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The experience
The sommelier hands you a glass and mentions, almost in passing, that this particular Malbec is only poured here, not sold in shops, not available online. You're standing in an underground cellar in Palermo, Buenos Aires, and the wine list is already different from what you expected. The space itself is small enough that you notice the temperature, the light, the way the stone walls hold the quiet. Groups stay under eight people, which means nobody's shouting over anyone else, and the sommelier (fluent in English and Spanish) actually remembers your name by the third pour.
The tasting runs two hours, and it moves at the pace of conversation, not a checklist. Each wine comes with food: regional delicacies from local artisans, the kind of pairing that makes you taste things in the wine you didn't notice before. The sommelier talks about the vineyards, the winemakers, the story behind each bottle, but not in a way that feels like a lecture. You ask a question and get an actual answer, not a rehearsed line. If the weather's good, the group might move to the patio instead. That's the establishment's call, and it happens more often than you'd think in Buenos Aires spring and summer.
The whole experience is structured so you don't have to arrange anything: the sommelier is there, the wines are selected, the food is ready, taxes and fees are included. You show up, taste, and leave knowing more about Argentine wine than you did two hours earlier. The experience runs four days a week, so booking takes a little planning, but that's also why the groups stay small and the cellar doesn't feel like a tourist assembly line.
Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English and Spanish.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
Where exactly does the wine tasting take place?
In Palermo, Buenos Aires, either in an underground cellar or on the patio depending on weather and group size. Groups over eight people may use the patio. The venue choice is made by the establishment.
How long is the tasting?
Two hours.
What's included in the price?
Wine tasting, food pairings with regional artisan delicacies, a professional sommelier fluent in English and Spanish, and all taxes and fees.
What's the maximum group size?
Eight people. Larger groups may be accommodated on the patio at the establishment's discretion.
How many days a week is this available?
Four days a week. If you need a different day or have a group of up to four people, contact the operator for options.
Are the wines sold elsewhere?
Some wines are exclusive to the tasting and not available for purchase elsewhere.
Is this suitable for pregnant travelers?
It's not recommended for pregnant travelers due to alcohol tasting.
Do I need to arrange transportation?
No. Public transportation options are available near the Palermo location.
Operated by Miravida Soho Hotel & Wine Bar. Explorevia does not run this tour: we compare it with similar options, and you book it with our booking partner.
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Buenos Aires: Small-Group Wine Tasting & Artisan Food Pairings
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