Uruguay

Discover Uruguay wine tours with Borravino Wine Tours, your gateway to South America’s hidden wine gem. Explore Uruguay’s distinctive wine regions featuring the world’s finest Tannat wines across Colonia, Carmelo, Montevideo, Canelones, and Maldonado.

Uruguay’s Premier Wine Destinations
🍷 Colonia & Carmelo – Historic Wine Heritage
Experience Carmelo wine tours in Uruguay’s oldest wine region, home to eight boutique wineries and centuries-old vineyards. Discover exceptional Tannat and Albariño wines while exploring this UNESCO World Heritage colonial town with stunning Rio de la Plata views.

🌊 Montevideo & Canelones – Uruguay’s Wine Capital
Journey through Canelones wine region, Uruguay’s largest wine-producing area just 45 minutes from Montevideo. Taste premium Tannat wines – Uruguay’s signature grape variety – at family-run boutique wineries with expert sommelier guidance.

🏖️ Maldonado – Coastal Wine Excellence
Explore Maldonado wine region near Punta del Este, where Atlantic Ocean influences create unique terroir for exceptional Tannat and Merlot wines. Combine luxury beach destinations with world-class wine experiences.

Uruguay’s Signature Wine – Tannat
🍇 Tannat Wine Discovery
Experience Uruguay’s national wine – Tannat, recognized as “the healthiest red wine in the world.” Our Tannat wine tours showcase this distinctive varietal that has earned Uruguay international recognition and countless awards in global wine competitions.

🥂 Boutique Winery Experiences
Visit exclusive family-run wineries producing limited-edition Uruguayan wines including Tannat, Merlot, Chardonnay, and Albariño. Each tour features private tastings, vineyard walks, and traditional Uruguayan cuisine pairings.

Unique Uruguay Wine Features
Taste Uruguay’s distinctive wines: Tannat (36% of production), Merlot, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc, and coastal Albariño. Located between 30° and 35° south latitude – the same premium wine-growing parallels as Argentina, Chile, and Australia.

Book your Uruguay wine adventure and discover why this small South American country is making a big splash in international wine tourism.