Wine Experiences

Planning a wine trip across South America can feel overwhelming — there are dozens of valleys, hundreds of wineries, and no shortage of “best of” lists online. That’s where we come in. With over a decade of experience guiding wine lovers through Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile, we design private, small-group experiences tailored to your taste, pace, and interests. Let us know if you’re looking for a particular winery, grape variety, or region to include in your schedule — we’re more than happy to talk it through with you.

Argentina — Luján de Cuyo, Maipú and the Uco Valley, Mendoza & Salta
Mendoza is the heart of Argentine wine country, and we specialize in its three signature regions: Luján de Cuyo, the birthplace of Malbec; Maipú, home to century-old wineries and traditional olive groves; and the Uco Valley, where high-altitude vineyards produce some of the country’s most elegant, mineral-driven wines. Further north, Salta and Cafayate offer some of the highest vineyards in the world, known for their aromatic Torrontés. Explore our Argentina wine tours to see the full range of experiences available.

Uruguay — Colonia, Montevideo, Maldonado
Uruguay remains South America’s best-kept wine secret. Its maritime climate softens Tannat — the country’s signature grape — into something powerful yet approachable, with notes of dark fruit and a long, elegant finish. We run tours through Colonia del Sacramento’s historic wineries, the boutique estates of Canelones near Montevideo, and the coastal vineyards around Maldonado and Punta del Este. Discover Uruguay’s Tannat wine country and see why it’s earning international recognition.

Chile — Casablanca, Maipo, Los Andes and Colchagua
Chile’s dramatic geography — squeezed between the Andes and the Pacific — creates an extraordinary range of wine styles in a relatively small area. The Maipo Valley is home to Chile’s classic Cabernet Sauvignon estates; Casablanca’s cool coastal climate produces standout Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir; and Colchagua is prime territory for Carmenère, the grape once thought extinct that has become Chile’s flagship red. Journey through Chile’s premier wine valleys with a guide who knows which estates are doing the most interesting work.

Looking for a multi-country adventure?
Many of our guests want to experience more than one country in a single trip — and Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay pair beautifully together, whether by a short flight over the Andes or an easy ferry across the Río de la Plata. Our small group wine trips are also expanding beyond South America, now visiting Spain, with Portugal and Italy joining the itinerary soon. Check our next fixed departures to see upcoming dates and destinations, or read our complete guide to Malbec, Tannat and Carmenère for a deeper look at the grapes that define Argentina, Uruguay and Chile’s wine identity.

Contact us at hello@borravinowinetours.com — we’re more than happy to talk to you and help plan the wine trip that’s right for you.