Bodegas San Huberto

History and Heritage

Established in 1905, Bodegas San Huberto stands as a cornerstone of Argentine winemaking, part of a business group with over 70 years of experience across various sectors. Located in the prestigious Vistalba district of Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, this winery spans dedicated vineyards ideal for premium grape cultivation. Its traditional architecture honors the region's viticultural roots, blending history with modern production techniques.

Vineyards and Terroir

The winery benefits from Mendoza's unique microclimate: fertile soils, ample sunlight, and moderate winds perfect for Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Bonarda, Syrah, and Torrontés. Manual harvesting preserves the grapes' natural flavors, resulting in a diverse portfolio of reds, whites, sparkling wines, rosés, and desserts. The Vistalba estate covers significant hectares, contributing to San Huberto's global exports.

Winemaking Process

Tours reveal the full journey from vine to bottle, showcasing state-of-the-art facilities with millions of liters capacity. Visitors walk through vineyards, explore production areas, and descend into cool underground cellars where wines age gracefully. The emphasis on quality control and traditional methods ensures exceptional wines like the acclaimed Nina Malbec.

Tasting Experiences

Degustations feature superior selections paired with regional cheeses and products, highlighting the winery's award-winning labels. Flexible scheduling and knowledgeable guides make it accessible for all levels of enthusiasts. No fixed entry fee; tips appreciated post-tour.

Setting and Surroundings

Surrounded by Andean foothills, the property offers scenic beauty and tranquility. Operating primarily weekdays from 9 AM, it's ideal for day trips from Mendoza city, combining education, relaxation, and indulgence in one of Argentina's premier wine regions.