Vinos, gastronomía y experiencias

We did an olive oil and wine tasting here which was amazing! Afterwards we had lunch at the winery which was delicious with many dishes all very unique, great sandwiches (and vegetarian options), along with amazing homemade alfajores. The staff were all so kind, it’s a family owned business. It seriously felt like we were eating in the middle of a meadow under the wine of the grapes and olive oil we were drinking/eating. Not to mention, the beautiful art exhibits from local artists

Santa Julia embodies the spirit of Argentine winemaking with its commitment to quality and sustainability. Our visit was beyond wonderful, filled with genuine warmth and hospitality from the incredible team at Santa Julia. We delved into the story behind Santa Julia, a narrative steeped in family, passion and purpose. Their commitment to making a difference shines through in every aspect of their work, from innovative practices to a dedication to quality. They are not just leaders in Mendoza's wine industry; they are setting an example for sustainable winemaking. We encountered sincere, warm, and caring individuals throughout our visit. And, of course, we must mention the incredible wines we had the pleasure of tasting. Each selection was balanced and vibrant, bursting with fresh fruit flavors and a smooth finish. We probably had the absolute best valued wine for less than $10. The Santa Julian Malbec reserve. Try it!

Great tour of the grounds and a great tasting of a range of their wines at a fair price. The lady running our tour was quite knowledgeable and provided a ton of information on everything from the wine-making process to pairings to olive oil!

We enjoyed our stay in April 2022 at Bodega Santa Julia so much that we made sure to pay a second visit in August 2023. It was as fabulous as we had expected! From food to wines and service everything was superb in quality and presentation. Having done many many wine tours in Europe and Argentina, this will remain our favorite one for lunch. Health and age permitting, we hope to return again in the future. Thanks to the whole team for a another wonderful experience!

Great visit. Plenty of explanations. Know what you drink and where it's produced. The tasting was good. The building is great. There's a shop inside with plenty of interesting wines, including the export only options. Some other things in there: Olive oil and some others things like perfume and cream.There's two restaurants close by, owned by the same family. One of them has pasta, the other one specializes in Argentinian BBQ, called "asado". This place is totally worth the visit. Recommended 200%.

It was the best wine tour we have ever experienced! In particular, we enjoyed seeing not only the storage facilities and tasting rooms but the production facilities. This is quite unusual but very interesting. On top, we were a very small group of only four people. More than perfect! Thank you Federica!