We stayed at the Andeluna wine lodge during our stay in Mendoza. We really enjoyed their in house services such as helping you with finding a driver, room service, they ship wines back to the U.S. for a fee, restaurant on site, complimentary breakfast during your stay, complimentary wine tour and tasting, the afternoon happy hour time in the outdoor area, the staff was great, and amenities were good. Also close by to other wineries. Food here was excellent and service was great. The only suggestion I have if considering building a pool for the lodge guests to enjoy and offering more activities like horse riding in the vineyards, asado in the vineyards, etc. They do offer other activities like wine blending and cooking class but we were unable to do those. I also recommend adding full length mirrors in the lodges because we found that it was missing. Overall, the wine was excellent and so much more affordable compared to here in the States! We personally loved their more forage Malbec and Cab Franc. I highly recommend the wine and wish they distribute to more wine shops in the U.S. the sommelier was super knowledgeable and I really appreciate that she shared tons of great info about how they grow their vines. Though the wines don't say organic on the bottles, they're pretty much organic because their wine process from start to beginning is all organic! read more

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Beautiful winery! This was one of our favorite stops while in Mendoza. The breathtaking mountains serve as the backdrop to the property and it's a great place to linger over lunch and many glasses of wine. We enjoyed their wine offerings and definitely purchased some to take home. Make reservations in advance! read more

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I took an all day wine tour with Trout and Wine. The tour included a lunch, at Andeluna, with paired wines. About 12 to 14 hours after lunch, I got violently sick. I will spare the details, but it was ugly and it lasted more than 24 hours. I believe it was the dulce de leche brulee that made me sick. I booked this tour through Trip Advisor. I tried posting a review two times, on Trip Advisor and they rejected the reviews. I'm done with Trip Advisor. Beware what you eat at Andeluna. The tour was on January 10, 2024. read more

Very nice winery with great views of the Andes Mountains from the patio. Small and very chic, professional but open kitchen and dining room that only serves 35 for lunch with several different menu choices - 6 or 3 courses with wine. They also have an afternoon special where you watch the sunset from the patio and enjoy four wines. All REQUIRE reservations. If you show up without one you will only have the option to purchase a glass of wine. We will be back for lunch later this week. read more

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We stopped here for the lunch and paired wines. What an amazing experience and I highly recommend it. The lunch was 6 courses and the plates were smaller so you did not feel too full at the end. The menu appears to be seasonal (it was fall when we dined). There are two dining areas, one where you can see the chefs preparing the meal, which was a unique experience. The service was amazing as well. While some did not speak much English they tried their best and we were able to understand everything! That's just talking about the food, we have not even gotten to the wine!! Great pairings with the food. We tried 6 wines, one with each courses. From a variety of the vineyards lines of wines. Top notch and quite a variety! Be sure to stop by on a trip to the area! read more

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The views here are incredible and from a beauty standpoint, Andeluna is top notch. That being said, the food quality for the wine tasting lunch is far inferior to that of other wineries in the Mendoza area. read more