Pretty amazing lunch options at this winery. The 7 course meal with the wine pairings is an…read moreexcellent experience. The place is very elegant and the Service is impressive. Highly recommended

Trapiche is possibly the largest operation in Maipu and it definitely feels more like a large scale…read morecommercial operation than a small family winery. The tour and tasting was informative but if you are short on time and are able to visit other smallest wineries, this is perfectly ok to skip. The one benefit of visiting Trapiche is you get access to some bottles that don't even make it to the US and they're definitely producing much higher quality wines than the Malbec you see in Costco.

Had an absolutely wonderful time doing a cooking class followed by lunch with wine pairings. The…read morestaff are incredible and although the Chef does not speak English, we were accompanied by an English-speaking guide all day. The grounds of the winery are beautiful with a great view of the Andes mountains. It was also fun to do a cooking class outdoors, working with iron pans over a wood fire. Great quality ingredients and fun in the sun!

This is my wife's account:…read more I found this vineyard in a magazine at our Airbnb. I decided since it was the second oldest vineyard in the area, we must try. The structures on the property were old, which was nice because all the other vineyards we've been to were new. We had a nice tasting outside. The service was great. Our wine pourer spoke perfect English, but did let us practice Spanish too. We bought a bottle of the Malbec. I'm drinking it right now with a risotto. I would recommend stopping here for a different feel than a majority of the other vineyards

Good winery tour with the opportunity to go inside an old wine tank to see the old style of making…read morewine inside brick "tanks." It is extremely cold in there, so bring a jacket! Three wine tastings for 150 Argentine peso (US $10). Also has a pretty good cafe with rustic Italian food, which is great after a cold day of riding bikes through the vineyards. Staff are friendly and helpful. Pro tip: order your lunch before you go on the tour, and it will be ready when you are finished with the tasting!

If you go to Maipu you need to visit Bodega Lopez... the tours are free, the wine tasting is free…read moreand the staff is great, they are among the best in all the region. Any tour may cost you lots of money. Well here they do it for free and with a smile. The wine is pretty good. The food is good too. We went in a Sunday. Be aware many bodegas and tours don't work or operate sundays in Maipu. We took a train from Mendoza to Maipu and just walk from the train station to the bodega. Is pretty close. You can rent a bike... when we went the bike rental site was closed --_-- However, we discover that we didn't need to spend $200-400 dollars to get to experience some good wine and bodegas. Check my other reviews and you will see that we explore the bodegas without spending hundreds of dollars. For me Bodegas Lopez was a first great experience.

Sophisticated tour about Lopez' wine production process; friendly staff; the wine tasting was so-so…read morebut it's such a personal thing. Strongly recommend to come. Our guide, Dani, was knowledgeable about the winery as well as about the wine making terminologies. Her English is good too! The wine is a bit softer to my pallet: the reds seem to be young/watered down IMO. The 2000 Federico Lopez was reasonable but it would cost 1,200 Pesos/bottle.

This is an awesome organic winery in the Maipu region of Mendoza. We rented bikes from Maipu Bikes…read moreand pedaled (partially along a very busy road) to a smaller road with 3 wineries -- Vina El Cerno was our 2nd stop. The winery offers several different tasting options - reds, whites and sparkling. This winery does accept credit cards and does not require a reservation. I went with a reserve red tasting -- that was really 3 full glasses of wine. While we were enjoying our wine, some grapes were brought up and being put through a mashing machine (I have no idea what it's actually called). That was a lot of fun to watch. Overall, decent wine and laid-back atmosphere.

From the owner: AMP es la cava del enólogo Karim Mussi, donde se podrá vivir una experiencia exclusiva, degustando…read morevinos de distintos terruños.

Such a fun experience. Got to taste different varieties with our meals. They catered a vegetarian…read moreoption as well. We left feeling very full. Service was great and friendly. Our server spoke English well and was informative about the wines. The venue itself is lovely. It reminded me a lot of a Napa winery. Modern and open. It was worth the visit!

The tasting was okay. Surprisingly, I liked the Chardonnay over the Malbec and the Cab Sauv…read more The vineyard itself and the grounds were less than impressive, but our guide Arquimedes was excellent. The tasting here is much higher than most other vineyards at $380/person.