While on vacation in Buenos Aires I stopped in to purchase some bottles of wine. I end up buying 8…read morebottles. I should have bought more. Alberto was very helpful, he took the time to explain all the different wines and even delivered my purchase to my hotel so I wouldn't have to carry a heavy load. I am hoping he can ship to the states when j am in need of a replenishment!

A great alternative to the overpriced Winery. Look for the little signs which indicate which wines…read moreare eligible for their buy 4 get 2 free special.

I started dating this girl in my tango class and -- totally on a whim -- invited her to go to…read moreBuenos Aires with me. (I think I was drunk.) That's not as surprising as this: she said yes. (Apparently she was also drunk.) So there we were in Buenos Aires looking for a little wine tasting. I read up on a few tasting rooms and decided to give JA! a spin. Boy, am I glad we did. This place was rocking. So first we hit the original shop. We sampled a few wines and thought about our options. The staff here is amazing btw. Great source of vino knowledge. Friendly. Personable. Really outstanding. After learning TONS about the Argentina wine scene, we signed up for the tasting which is done at 5pm at their OTHER location. (It's a block or two away.) We wandered over and met the 7 others in the tasting with us. It was a bit awkward meeting new people at first but after drinking a little wine, we really hit our groove. What a great group of new friends. Walter was our host, and he couldn't have been more charming. He really pulled out all the stops to make sure we had fun. Great wines and a sample of hams and cheeses towards the end. This place was simply awesome. If you want to learn about wine and taste a variety of Argentina's best grape juices, this is the place to do it.

The best wine tasting in BA. The owner is well wine educated. Gave us a lots of tips about how to…read morepick the wine from Argentina. He make us felt like drinking at home. It's so relaxing with no pressure. We bought 6 bottles and we open 2 there and drink with owner Mr. Joaquin. He make us felt so comfortable and at the end of the night we agree this is the best wine tasting experience that we ever had. Not surprisingly.. We stop by the day after, before we head to the airport to say good bye. A few tip! Walk in.. Relax.. Taste Melbec first then start it from there...good luck

In looking to sample representative wines from Argentina, I found this business near one of my…read morefavorite I cream stores. The fellow who helped us was very knowledgeable about the wines and could explain how they were different in their characters as well as information about the wineries themselves. And, in English too! Based on his friendliness and knowledge I purchased a number of reds with the Piattelli Malbec being my favorite. If you are looking for knowledgable wine recommendation and fine wines, this is a good store.

Very nice wine shop in Recoleta owned by a husband and wife team. They were extremely knowledgeable…read moreand helped me pick out some really good, unique wines that I would not be able to find easily in the U.S. Small store with lots of selections and within walking distance of restaurants and stores in the neighborhood.

Wanted a wine tasting experience while visiting the area. Had the most wonderful learning…read moreexperience at Vinosfera as the wines were exceptional and it felt like I was spending time with friends. We learnt a lot about wines from the different regions in Argentina and lovely cheeses to accompany the wines tasted.

This tasting room was one of our favorite experiences of Buenos Aires! Bert, owner and host, was so…read moreknowledgeable, friendly and welcoming. He spoke both Spanish and English and communicating was easy and fun. The wine tasting was accompanied by three cheeses, breadsticks, olives, peanuts, and a glass of water. At the end of the tasting, you get a glass of your favorite wine from the tasting. What a deal! Don't hesitate to check out Vinosfera if you're in the area - so worth it! Thanks Bert!!