This small winery makes some of the country’s only organic sparkling wine, as well as other varieties. The whole process – apart from inserting the cork in bottles – is done by hand. Tours (in Spanish only) take you through every step of the process.
Champañera Miguel Mas
Mendoza & the Central Andes
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