Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Maipú from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Maipú, Argentina
El Enemigo (Casa Vigil) brings Mendoza’s high-altitude wine conversation into Maipú, where irrigation channels, alluvial soils, and long sun exposure define the glass as much as cellar technique. The appeal is strongest for travelers who want a winery experience framed by terroir rather than a generic tasting-room circuit.
Maipú, Argentina
It rewards visitors who want direct engagement with a working vineyard rather than a polished urban tasting room.
Maipú, Argentina
Bodega Antigal operates from the Russell district of Maipú, one of Mendoza's most established winemaking zones, where alluvial soils and high-altitude light shape a distinct style.
Maipú, Argentina
Bodega López is a Maipú winery. The property sits within Maipú's established corridor of heritage bodegas, where Malbec and Bonarda have been grown commercially for over a century. Serious visitors planning a Mendoza wine itinerary should include it alongside the region's other prestige-tier producers.
Maipú, Argentina
Finca Agostino sits on Carril Barrancas in Maipú, within the core of Mendoza's most densely planted wine corridor.
Maipú, Argentina
Finca Flichman is a long-established winery in Maipú, Mendoza. Its grounds sit within the agricultural heartland of Maipú's wine district, where high-altitude light and alluvial soils define the growing conditions. The property represents the mid-to-upper tier of Maipú's visitor-facing winery circuit, drawing those who want depth of place alongside serious wine.
Maipú, Argentina
Pascual Toso is a historic Maipú winery. The property sits inside Maipú's established bodega circuit, where Italian immigrant-founded houses and modern producers share the same alluvial soils, and where viticulture, not spectacle, drives the visit.
Maipú, Argentina
Bodega Trivento Argentina is a large Maipú winery where Mendoza’s arid climate, wind culture, and multi-zone vineyard sourcing are presented through guided tastings, estate tours, and food-pairing lunches. The draw is not small-producer intimacy; it is a polished look at how a globally distributed Argentine wine brand translates terroir, scale, and hospitality into a visitor experience.
Maipú, Argentina
Familia Zuccardi is a large Mendoza family wine estate whose Maipú origin story now connects to a terroir-driven Uco Valley program. The draw is the way irrigation history, biodynamic farming, concrete vessels, and Paraje Altamira stone soils have reshaped modern Argentine Malbec beyond the old Mendoza template.
Maipú, Argentina
Finca Las Moras is a San Juan-driven Argentine winery profile with Maipú contact roots and a modern, export-facing identity. Its strongest story is terroir: Pedernal, Zonda and Tulum appear as working valleys in a broad portfolio built around Malbec, Syrah, Bonarda and Merlot, with scale, oak strategy and international distribution shaping the house style.
Maipú, Argentina
Mascota Vineyards reads as a Maipú winery built around authored Mendoza wines rather than a sprawling hospitality concept. Its draw is the signature-wine model under Rodolfo “Opi” Sadler, with Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Syrah and Chardonnay tied to Maipú IG and Uco Valley fruit, plus international-award credibility in a polished, quiet setting.
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