Pick 2 or 3 a day: each visit takes about an hour and a half, and most need a booking.
Wine route in Mendoza
3-day route · Luján de Cuyo → Agrelo → Uco Valley
When to go
Harvest from February to April.
Fiesta Nacional de la Vendimia (National Harvest Festival): first week of March.
See the harvest calendar →Before you travel
Make a wine from this region in the lab and arrive knowing what to look for in the glass.
Make Agrelo free in the lab →-
Day 1 · Luján de Cuyo
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Day 2 · Agrelo
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Day 3 · Uco Valley
Some photos show the area, not the winery itself: each photo’s credit is on the winery’s card.
Wine route in Cafayate and the Calchaquí Valleys
2-day route · Cafayate → Molinos
When to go
Harvest from February to mid-April.
Cafayate Harvest Festival: mid-April, since 1941.
See the harvest calendar →Before you travel
Make a wine from this region in the lab and arrive knowing what to look for in the glass.
Discover the Cafayate vineyard →-
Day 1 · Cafayate
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Day 2 · Molinos
Some photos show the area, not the winery itself: each photo’s credit is on the winery’s card.
Wine route in Patagonia (Río Negro)
1-day route · Upper Río Negro Valley
When to go
Harvest from late February to mid-April.
Provincial Harvest Festival in Villa Regina: around March 10.
See the harvest calendar →Before you travel
Make a wine from this region in the lab and arrive knowing what to look for in the glass.
Discover the Río Negro vineyard →-
Day 1 · Upper Río Negro Valley
Some photos show the area, not the winery itself: each photo’s credit is on the winery’s card.
Wine route in Bordeaux
1-day route · Pauillac (Médoc)
When to go
Harvest from August to October.
Bordeaux fête ses vendanges: third weekend of September.
See the harvest calendar →Before you travel
Make a wine from this region in the lab and arrive knowing what to look for in the glass.
Discover the Bordeaux vineyard →-
Day 1 · Pauillac (Médoc)
Wine route in Burgundy and Chablis
2-day route · Côte d’Or → Chablis
When to go
Harvest in September.
Fête des Vins de Chablis: fourth weekend of October. Les Trois Glorieuses (Beaune): third weekend of November.
See the harvest calendar →Before you travel
Make a wine from this region in the lab and arrive knowing what to look for in the glass.
Make Chablis free in the lab →-
Day 1 · Côte d’Or
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Day 2 · Chablis
Some photos show the area, not the winery itself: each photo’s credit is on the winery’s card.
Wine route in Provence
1-day route · Var (Côtes de Provence)
When to go
Harvest from August to October (highly variable).
No single festival: each village holds its own, mostly in September.
See the harvest calendar →Before you travel
Make a wine from this region in the lab and arrive knowing what to look for in the glass.
Discover the Côtes de Provence vineyard →-
Day 1 · Var (Côtes de Provence)
Some photos show the area, not the winery itself: each photo’s credit is on the winery’s card.
Wine route in Rioja
1-day route · Haro (Barrio de la Estación)
Before you travel
Make a wine from this region in the lab and arrive knowing what to look for in the glass.
Discover the Rioja vineyard →-
Day 1 · Haro (Barrio de la Estación)
Some photos show the area, not the winery itself: each photo’s credit is on the winery’s card.
If you're tasting, don't drive: book a transfer or a driver.
Frequently asked questions
How many wineries should I visit in a day?
Two or three. Each visit takes about an hour and a half and most need a booking; add the driving between them and, often, lunch at a winery.
When is the best time for a wine route?
Harvest time: February to April in Argentina and August to October in France and Spain. Each region has its dates and festival in the LagarLab harvest calendar.
Do I need to book the visits?
Yes, at almost all of them. Check days, times and prices on each winery’s official site before you go; the LagarLab winery cards list their contact details, verified on their official sites.
Can I drive between wineries?
Not if you are tasting. Book a transfer or a driver, or plan the day so that someone who is not tasting drives.