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Bodega Andeluna

Bodega Andeluna

TUPUNGATO $$$ 1300 m altitude

Wines

Andeluna Pasionado Cuatro Cepas

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Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc · Pasionado

Andeluna Pasionado Malbec

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Malbec · Pasionado

Andeluna Pasionado Cabernet Franc

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Cabernet Franc · Pasionado

Andeluna Emblema

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Malbec · Emblema

Edición limitada de 2.000 botellas por añada, del Sector 5 Sur de Gualtallary (sitio oficial, ago 2026); precio no publicado

Andeluna Altitud Malbec

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Malbec · Altitud

Andeluna Altitud Chardonnay

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Chardonnay · Altitud

Andeluna 1300 Malbec

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Malbec · 1300

Andeluna Blanc de Franc

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Cabernet Franc · Edición Especial

Visiting

Hours Mon-Fri

10:00-21:00

Hours Sat-Sun

10:00-21:00

Reservation

Reservation required

Languages

ES,EN

Price

$$$ — premium experiences (over AR$ 40,000)

Services
Guided toursWine tastingsRestaurantAccommodation

Restaurant

This winery has an on-site restaurant. Book a table along with your visit for the full experience.

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Getting there

Address

RUTA PROV.89 S/N

Department

TUPUNGATO

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History

Founded in 2003

Andeluna is a mountain winery in Gualtallary, Tupungato, in the Uco Valley, farming its own vineyards at more than 1,300 metres above sea level on stony alluvial soils with limestone content. Founded in 2003 by the Reina Rutini family together with Ward Lay, it has been owned by the Barale family since 2013 and works around 80 hectares planted with Malbec, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Torrontés. Visits are booked in advance and combine a guided tour of the winery and underground cellar with tastings such as La Montaña en una Copa, El Arte del Maridaje, the blending workshop El Juego del Blend, and a wine-and-chocolate workshop. The restaurant, led by chef Juan Pablo Miguez, serves paired tasting menus using produce from the winery's own organic garden, and late-afternoon Tardecitas are held in the gardens facing the Cordón del Plata.

Information updated: August 2026