Experience Uruguay’s fine wine and cuisine on this 4.5-hour wine tour from Montevideo! First, head out of the city to visit a local winery, Bodega H Stagnari, where you’ll sample five wines, including a tannat – a rich red wine for which the winery is known. Then you’ll be driven back to the city, where you’ll enjoy a three-course lunch of Uruguayan dishes – paired with wine and sparkling wine – at a local restaurant. While you eat and drink, learn about Uruguay’s wine history and current industry from a knowledgeable guide.
Highlights
- 4.5-hour private wine experience from Montevideo
- Visit Bodega H Stagnari, a winery known for its tannat wine, Uruguay’s signature grape
- Savor five wine tastings with light snacks
- Dine on a 3-course lunch of Uruguayan specialties at a local Montevideo restaurant
- Enjoy wine and sparkling wine paired with lunch
- Learn about Uruguay’s wine industry from your guide
Useful Information
Montevideo wine tasting
The Uruguayan wine region is one of South America's largest, and you'll have a fabulous introduction to it with this private wine tour. Your experience begins as you are picked up from your Montevideo hotel in a private minivan and whisked off to Bodega H Stagnari, a Uruguayan winery known for its tannat, a red wine grape that makes a rich, bold vino.
With your private guide, who is knowledgeable about the Uruguayan wine industry, take a tour of the Stagnari property and learn about its winemaking process. The winery’s history of winemaking in Uruguay is a family affair, and you’ll learn about their love of the vines before enjoying a tasting of five different varietals, accompanied by light snacks.
Back in your minivan, return to Montevideo, where you’ll have an elegant three-course lunch at a local restaurant (varies per tour). Widen your pallet and continue your education of Uruguayan wine as you enjoy your traditional dishes paired with wine and bubbly.
When your meal is over, you’ll be returned to your hotel.
With your private guide, who is knowledgeable about the Uruguayan wine industry, take a tour of the Stagnari property and learn about its winemaking process. The winery’s history of winemaking in Uruguay is a family affair, and you’ll learn about their love of the vines before enjoying a tasting of five different varietals, accompanied by light snacks.
Back in your minivan, return to Montevideo, where you’ll have an elegant three-course lunch at a local restaurant (varies per tour). Widen your pallet and continue your education of Uruguayan wine as you enjoy your traditional dishes paired with wine and bubbly.
When your meal is over, you’ll be returned to your hotel.
