San Juan wine tasting tour: Four Pocito wineries with guide

Four wineries in one afternoon, no driving yourself

A wine tasting tour of four wineries in Pocito, south of San Juan, with hotel pickup and a local guide in Spanish. You visit Champagnera Miguel Mas (homemade champagne and fine wines), Fabril Alto Verde (certified organic wines), Huerta Organica Anahata (organic wines with snacks and open-air walks), and a boutique winery known for aged wines in underground cellars. The guide handles the route. You taste and learn at each stop.

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit four wineries in Pocito

• Tour Champagnera Miguel Mas
• Enjoy snacks and picnic outdoors
• Taste wines and sparkling wines
• Visit Fabril Alto Verde organic winery
• Learn about organic wine production
• Visit first Boutique Winery in San Juan
• Discover wine aging in underground cellars

The experience

You get picked up from your hotel and driven to four separate wineries across Pocito, a wine region south of San Juan. A local guide in Spanish leads the visits and explains what each producer does, from the champagne house using the Charmat method to the family-run organic operations with national and international certifications. The route itself takes the driving off your hands, which matters if you want to taste freely at each stop without worrying about the road back.

At Huerta Organica Anahata, you walk the organic gardens, taste their wines and sparkling wines, and eat snacks they've made. All their products are certified organic. Fabril Alto Verde shows you how they specialize in organic wine grapes and certified organic wines sold both locally and abroad. The boutique winery emphasizes its selection of grape varieties, controlled production methods, and wines aged in underground cellars. Each stop has its own character, and the guide's knowledge of the producers and their methods is what ties the afternoon together instead of you reading plaques on your own.

The whole tour runs about three and a half hours from pickup to drop-off, which leaves the rest of your day open: early enough to explore San Juan afterward, or late enough to fit it between other plans. Minimum two people per booking, and you need to be at least 18.

What’s included

• Hotel pickup and drop-off.
• local guide in Spanish throughout the tour.
• tastings at all four wineries.
• snacks at Huerta Organica Anahata.

Information

Lasts 3h 30m, runs Monday to Friday at 14:30, from US$ 93 per person, with a live guide in Spanish and in groups of up to 15.

Days and timesMonday to FridayDeparts at 14:30Last departure this season: 31 DecAnother day? ›

GroupUp to 15

Live guideSpanish

Meeting point and pickupHotel pickup included.You can choose from 3 pickup points.

Book up to12h before

AgesAdult (18 and older) · Under 18: can't be booked

Cancellation and refundsNo refund if you cancel.

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Good to know

Low physical effortInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Gray Line Argentina

Is this one for you?At three and a half hours, the tour fits into a free afternoon or morning without consuming your whole day, so you can explore San Juan's city center or rest before dinner. The guide and the route mean you taste without managing logistics: useful if you want to try wines freely or if you're new to the region and don't know which producers to visit on your own.

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Top questions

What exactly do I taste at each winery on the San Juan wine tour?

Each winery offers tastings of their own wines. Champagnera Miguel Mas pours their homemade champagne and fine wines made with the Charmat method. Fabril Alto Verde serves their certified organic wines. Huerta Organica Anahata includes tastings of their organic wines and sparkling wines alongside snacks from their organic garden. The boutique winery showcases their aged wines produced with selected woods and underground cellaring.

Is lunch or food included in the wine tasting tour?

Huerta Organica Anahata provides snacks made from their organic garden as part of the tour. Wine tastings are included at all four wineries. Other meals and beverages beyond what each winery offers are not included.

Do I need to speak Spanish to enjoy this tour?

The guide speaks Spanish, so if you don't speak the language, you may want to bring a translation app or travel with someone who can translate. The guide's explanations of the winemaking methods and the producers' stories will be in Spanish.

What is Pocito, and why are these wineries located there?

Pocito is a department (region) south of San Juan province, and it's part of San Juan's wine country. The four wineries on this tour are all based in Pocito because the area has the climate and soil conditions for growing wine grapes and producing wines, from organic operations to boutique producers.

Can I buy wine or souvenirs at the wineries?

You can purchase wine and products from each winery during the tour. Souvenir photos are available to buy at some stops if you want a memento of the day.