Facon Casa + Vino brings Argentine craft and pantry culture together in Buenos Aires, selecting pottery, woven rugs, leather goods, knives, wine and giftable objects from makers around the country. Its online shop extends that same Argentine assortment to customers abroad, while the store remains focused on regional design, materials and making rather than a house-label collection.
Best for Argentine crafts, pottery, rugs, leather goods, knives and wine
Wine bar and shop in Palermo, Buenos Aires ('La Embajada del Vino Argentino'), founded by chef Joaquín Alberdi in 2006. Offers guided tastings of Argentine wines and retail bottles from two Palermo locations (JA! Borges and JA! Suarez).
Best for Argentine wines, personalized bottle advice and Palermo tastings
Alpataco sells Argentine wines and related products online, with orders placed and paid for through its website. The company describes traveling around Argentina in its winetruck.
High-altitude Mendoza vineyards, and the Malbec that carried them around the world. At the pyramid winery in Agrelo, small-group tours and tastings run by reservation, and the family's wines can be bought where they are made.
Best for High-altitude Mendoza Malbec and pyramid-winery tours
Founded in 1885 by Felipe Rutini, this historic Maipu winery pairs Argentine winemaking heritage with a wine museum. A self-guided tour of its heritage gallery on Montecaseros ends with a tasting of its Bodega Historica Malbec and other Rutini labels.
In the family's stewardship since 1969 and making wine on this Mendoza estate since 1897, Lagarde farms vineyards across Lujan de Cuyo and the Uco Valley. At San Martin 1745 in Mayor Drummond it offers reserved tastings and two restaurants, Zonda and Fogon.
A 130-year-old Mendoza winery in Vistalba, Luján de Cuyo, Nieto Senetiner pours a broad portfolio of Argentine reds, sparkling wines and even an alcohol-free line. Visitors come to the estate at the foot of the Andes for guided tastings and tours before taking bottles home.
Zuccardi Valle de Uco crafts high-altitude mountain wines from stony Uco Valley vineyards, its stone winery ranked among the World's Best Vineyards. Visitors reserve guided tours and tastings at Paraje Altamira in San Carlos, alongside its Piedra Infinita restaurant.
A family winery on Ruta 14 outside Colón that pours its wines alongside food among the palm groves of the Entre Ríos littoral. Started in 2018, it forms part of a revival of commercial winemaking in a province where production had lapsed since the 1930s.
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