HOW TO SEE ARGENTINAS WINE REGION - BIKES & BODEGAS IN MENDOZA!
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- HOW TO SEE ARGENTINAS WINE REGION - BIKES & BODEGAS IN MENDOZA!
In this video we arrive in the city of Mendoza which is right in the heart of Argentinas wine region. We waste no time getting out to sample some of the words most famous Malbecs!
We decided to to do a self guided tour of the wine region on bikes, in our heads it was going to be some peaceful and luxurious cycling through vineyards, sipping wine, but the reality was somewhat different to this. It was a lot of fun and the wine tasted great but the cycling definitely got more difficult after each winery that we visited, who knew alcohol would make navigating around on bikes so difficult! Still we made it to three (technically four but one was closed) wineries or bodegas as they’re called in Argentina and each one was completely different to one another but all had some great wines.
We hired our bikes from the most lovely bike hire company - Mr Hugos Bikes and while we highly recommend him we wouldn’t necessarily recommend this cycle route, it was crazy and far from peaceful and scenic along a busy main road to get to the wineries.
We spent a total of 10 days in Mendoza and despite not being big drinkers in general, we could not stop drinking the Malbec, everyday, it’s so good and so affordable, it’s a good thing we don’t live there!
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Travel vlog 115 | Mendoza, Argentina | Country #11 | Filmed March 2022
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There are about +2500 wineries in the province, tourists usually go to the closest ones in Maipú or Luján, but there are important wineries with restaurants and hotels in Valle de Uco (Tupungato, Tunuyán and San Carlos) and in the south, San Rafael .
The city is prettier towards the outskirts, with a huge and beautiful park: San Martín, and Cerro de la Gloria, nightlife on Aristides Villanueva street, also in a district a few kilometers to the south: Chacras de Coria... etc etc...
There is foothill and high mountain tourism, like Potrerillos, Puente del Inca, or the Aconcagua views...
In San Rafael is the Atuel River Canyon, not to be missed !
And much much more, when there is enough time, hahaha !!
Your videos are beautiful in Patagonia and in the Iguazú Falls.
Greetings (translated with Google Translate)
Wow, thank you for the tips, so many places (and wineries) and so little time! We’re glad you’re enjoying the videos so far, the North of Argentina has continued to amaze us!
I used to work at a winery, making certain fruit wines, i also travelled around certain wineries in southern and northern California tasting. It was fun.
Sounds like a lovely job especially the tastings in California! 🍷😋
Besos Abrazos Bendiciones desde Lincoln Argentina
Gracias!
Amazing episode in Mendoza there before it was a desert, it took a lot of time and work to transform it into those beautiful vineyards and vegetation that there are now, greetings
Wow, it’s an incredible transformation from desert to this!
Buenisimo el video chicos , saludos
Gracias! 🤗
Beautiful videos. The next video you can do it in Salta la linda.
Thank you, we have a few more videos to come but will get to Salta ☺️
The “draining system” is called acequias. 😅 Meant to water the trees, which are all men planted.
Nice video!
Love the spirit you guys have with all the challenges … language,road etc. seeing guys having fun from any moment no matter what. Cheers 🍷
Thanks so much, it’s all a great adventure!
What a fun way to experience the different wineries! Yeaa for success with Google Translate 🙌 we really should use it more when traveling. Recently I tried ordering a latte multiple times when traveling..sometimes I got a latte... sometimes I got a hot chocolate..and once I got steamed milk 😆 always a surprise.
That beet hummus at the first stop looked delicious! I would have been very interested in trying the chocolate wine at the 3rd stop 😁
I sure had a laugh at the bloopers, for some reason there tends to be more when drinking is involved 😆
Ahh we also accidentally ended up with steamed milk when asking for a latte in the South of Argentina, guess they thought we said leche?😂
The hummus was so good and as you can tell so was the wine! The chocolate one was great but then we were quite tipsy by that point 🤪
@@TideKnotTravellers ah that is possible, always a surprise seeing if what you think you order is actually what you order 😆
Oh yes Make sure to ‘pike your barks’!!!🤣 brilliant! Was that before the wine?!?
Looks a fab experience! 👍
That was with only one winery of the three! Got worse from there 🤪😂
What an amazing wine tour 🤗 I think these bloopers are the best yet 🍷😂
(You can also do similar wine tours on bicycles in Cape Town 😉😅)
Wine and cycling makes for good bloopers 😂 hopefully the Cape Town tours are more scenic and less cycling on a main road 🥴
Rooooooxanne ......
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Seems like a great wine tour! I always enjoy sampling different wines but even better in a new country. The bloopers got me this time 🤣 I haven't done a bike tour, but my friend owns a winery bike touring company nearby so I should try it.
You should definitely give it a go, it’s a great day out!
Biking to all these wineries looks so fun! First time tuning in, and I just had to ask - has anyone ever told you guys that you look a lot like The Travel Beans? 😆 - Rachel
😂 it’s the first time but we do come from the same part of England as them!
@@TideKnotTravellers Haha just had to ask, I guess that makes sense!
I technically no longer drink wine but I am up for tasting wine. :) Thanks for the recommendations! I hope you enjoyed Patagonia. Keep going!
That’s the spirit! 🍷 hope you’re both having a great time ☺️
I just wanted to say how wonderful your videos are. You do a great job and I just subscribed. You definitely deserve it. Makes me want to go to Argentina! Is it worth it?
Thank you so much, that’s so lovely of you to say and really makes our day. Argentina is absolutely worth a visit (or multiple visits!) it’s just so beautiful and diverse and full of friendly people 😍
How lovely it would be to ride around with the smell of wine in the air. So delicious! I’m in suspense to see your drinking and riding skills. So did you get home safe?
The idea of cycling around between vineyards is dreamy but the main road to get there not so much! 😆 we managed our way back along it and made it in one piece!
Muy buenos los videos pero estaria buenisimo qe aprendan español para saber lo qe hablan 😊
Gracias por tu lindo comentario. Ojalá pudiéramos hablar mejor español, ambos estamos aprendiendo pero lleva mucho tiempo, agradecemos los subtítulos y la traducción mientras aprendemos.
que pasa que los comentarios en inglés ya no se pueden traducir al castellano?
Hace una cuenta nueva y ahí aparecen,bueno al menos por unos dias
@@raulpelo874 qué es hacer una cuenta nueva y como se hace?
a veces también nos pasa (lo necesitamos al revés, español a inglés) un día funciona otro no, no sé por qué pero pasamos mucho tiempo usando translate para leer y responder! 😅
@@susanabarth6393 y como la que estas usando para comentar.tenes que hacer otra con tu mismo nombre u otro nombre o sea como quieras
In what month was this filmed?
We write the filming dates in the descriptions, this was earlier this year.
Drunk while in charge of a bicycle.
Lucky you didn't fall off and break your hip.
Lucky we didn’t break a lot of things! Especially cycling back along with other very drunk cyclists, more dangerous than the death road in Bolivia which we cycled more easily than this 😅
i love your videos, we have a stray dog issue in argentina.
Ecuador has the same problem as does Peru.