Mendoza Argentina Wine Pictures
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One of the most popular wine regions to visit in Mendoza, Argentina is Maipu. Maipu is easily accessible from Mendoza by local bus or your own transportation. The entire Mendoza wine region is most known throughout the world for it’s Malbec wines. Experience the thin skinned grapes in a variety of vineyards serving the intense red Malbec wines. The greatest reward for tasting wines in the Mendoza region is the dramatic landscape featuring the Andes (Los Andes) Mountains and high plains.
This compilation of Mendoza wine travel pictures was taken during our visit to the Maipu wine region in 2024.
Wine Museum in Maipu, Mendoza
Wine Museum in Maipu, Mendoza
Wine Tasting in Maipu, Mendoza
Olive Orchard in Maipu, Mendoza
Wine Vineyard Irrigation System
Wine Fermentation Tanks
Antique Wooden Wine Barrels
Antique Wooden Wine Barrels
Modern Cement Tanks and Antique Wooden Barrels
Antique Wine Tools & Supplies in the Maipu Wine Museum
Antique Grape Smasher in the Maipu Wine Museum
Antique Wine Tools & Supplies in the Maipu Wine Museum
Antique Wine Tools & Supplies in the Maipu Wine Museum
Antique Wine Barrel Label from Maipu
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Written by Jason
Co-founder of TwoBackpackers.com. Jason has been traveling, writing, taking photos and creating adventure videos since 2024, when he departed on his first year long travel backpacking journey. Jason is a full-time blogger and social marketing guru trying to find the way. Visit my website
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Great photos. I love the long shot down the aisle between the casks. Looks like a great place!
Love these! Have you guys ever been to Napa or Sonoma? I live in San Francisco and would love to know how the landscapes compare to the vineyards in Argentina!
Not yet, but we plan to visit this year! We will be able to compare then.
Looking forward to the comparison!
Ummmmm. Me want wine. Lots. Now, please
Beautiful pictures! I hear the wine in Argentina is wondeful!
If you like Malbecs, then yes, its incredible! They ship them around the world, so see if you can find a bottle in your local store to try.
Fantastic pics! I can’t believe I’ve been to Argentina 8X and have never been to Mendoza yet. Makes me angry haha. Must have Malbec in Mendoza…that’s being added to my Bucket List.
And you won’t be too far away… you have to get there soon.
beautiful pics of a magical place the pics of the grapes on the vine make you want to reach out and try one…. and the old wooden vats make me think of years of perfecting their wines
Thanks for commenting Carole. The Wine Museum was really interesting. They shared a lot of information about the Italian immigrants bringing their wine techniques to Argentina. A lot of old antique tools.
Really great pics!
Thank you Gerald. Glad to see you checking out our blog still!
Those wine pics are beautiful! It makes me want to head out to grab a good glass. I LOVE the textures that are caught on the barrel.
Thanks Erica. The museum was really cool for taking pictures.
Love a good Malbec, pity it is so late might have opened a bottle! Those fermentation vats are ridiculously clean! Thanks for sharing
They were a bit shiny.
Heading to Mendoza and Maipu for harvest in a little over a month from now, do you have any recommendations for vineyards that we should visit?
There are several different wine regions in the area. Maipu, the one we visited is only one of many. The Uco Valley and Lujan de Cuyo are also popular. The only vineyards I could recommend would lie in the Maipu region, and even then we only visited ones we could access on bikes. I do recommend visiting the “Vines of Mendoza wine tasting place and spend some time there asking your server those questions.
These are really great pictures! I most especially love those jars hanging on the wall of he wine museum. They are shiny and really well taken care of. It is a very beautiful and neat wine vineyard too.
Beautiful pictures, what a nice scenery!
Gorgeous photos! I love visiting local wineries.
mendoza is the last city I have to make it to in Argentina and this def leaves nothing to the imagination. great pics
We weren’t big fans of the city itself, but we were fans of the region. Great landscapes and wineries all around you.
Beautiful photos! I love wineries!
I really like Argentinian wine
So comparable to french one!
Great photos! I really like wine!.
Have you guys ever been to Ica, Peru? Ica is one of the most popular regions in Peru.
I didn’t visit Ica, instead we took a bus directly to Nazca. But, I will add to our list if we return.
My kind of day trip as long as someone else is driving! Great shots!
I don’t see why argentinian wine is so underestimated! It’s a great wine.