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Journey to the World's Highest Vineyards

Where altitude meets excellence — wine experiences like no other on earth

Find Your Private Wine Experience, Above the Clouds

From Argentina's Andes to the Swiss Alps — filter below to find your journey above the clouds.

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Some vineyards defy gravity. Carved into mountain slopes, battered by wind, kissed by intense sun and cooled by freezing nights — high altitude vineyards produce wines of extraordinary complexity, concentration and character.

At Wine Tours in Style, we take you where few wine lovers have ever been. Above the clouds, where the air is thin and the wines are unforgettable.

In the Andes of Argentina, vineyards climb to staggering heights — some above 10,800 feet (3,300 meters) — where intense UV radiation, thin air and dramatic day-to-night temperature swings of 68°F (20°C) or more create wines of rare concentration, freshness and complexity.

In Visperterminen, Valais, Switzerland, Europe’s highest vineyard reaches 3,773 feet (1,150 meters) above sea level, where the ancient Heida grape — known internationally as Savagnin Blanc — thrives on steep terraced slopes, producing wines of extraordinary minerality and elegance.

Two continents. Two expressions of altitude. One unforgettable wine journey.

The Americas' Highest Vineyards — Salta & Jujuy, Argentina

Where Winemakers Turn Altitude Into Art

In the remote valleys of Salta and Jujuy, at elevations reaching beyond 6,560 feet (2,000 metres), lie some of Argentina’s most extreme vineyards — Finca de los Viñedos Imposibles.

Nearby, Bodega Colomé — the visionary creation of Donald Hess — stands at 10,200 feet (3,111 metres) above sea level, producing extraordinary Malbec, Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc that bear the hallmark of one of the world’s most extreme terroirs.

Higher still, in the Quebrada de Humahuaca, Jujuy, Claudio Zucchino’s Finca Moya reaches 10,922 feet (3,329 metres) — the highest vineyard in South America and the second highest in the world — where his organic wine Uraqui is aged for eight years in the Cava Mina Moya, the highest altitude wine cellar on earth.

Bathed in intense Andean sunlight, cooled by dramatic overnight temperatures and shaped by ancient soils, these vineyards produce wines of breathtaking concentration, vivid freshness and unmatched character.

This is winemaking at the edge of what is humanly possible.

Europe's Highest Vineyard — Visperterminen, Valais, Switzerland

Where Ancient Vines Meet Alpine Grandeur

High above the Rhône Valley, on steep terraced slopes carved into the mountainside, lies Visperterminen — Europe’s highest vineyard, reaching 3,773 feet (1,150 metres) above sea level.

Here, the ancient Heida grape, one of Switzerland’s rarest indigenous varieties, has been cultivated by hand for centuries on slopes so steep that no machinery can reach them. Every bunch is harvested by local families who have worked these terraces for generations — a living testament to human determination and alpine craftsmanship.

The result is a wine of extraordinary character — mineral-driven, floral and fresh, with a complexity that could only be born from this unique combination of altitude, glacial soils and the fierce Valais sun.

At Wine Tours in Style, we take you beyond the label and into the story. Walk these ancient terraces with the winemakers of St. Jodern Kellerei, taste the Heida in its birthplace, and discover why this remote corner of the Swiss Alps produces one of Europe’s most distinctive and sought-after wines.

This is not just a wine tour. This is a journey to the roof of European viticulture.

Extreme Altitude

Taste wines grown where few vines dare to survive — above 10,000 feet in the Andes and at Europe’s highest vineyards in the Swiss Alps.

Rare & Exclusive Wines

Discover Malbec, Heida and other varieties shaped by altitude, intense UV radiation and dramatic day-to-night temperature swings unique to extreme terroirs.

Two Continents, One Passion

From the Calchaquí Valleys of Northern Argentina to the terraced slopes of Visperterminen, Valais — wine at the edge of what is possible.

Ready to Go Above and Beyond?

Handcrafted experiences at the world's most extreme vineyards

At Wine Tours in Style, we have curated a collection of extraordinary journeys to the world’s most extreme vineyards. These are not ordinary wine tours. They are expeditions to places where altitude transforms everything — the light, the air, the soil, and ultimately, the wine in your glass.

Each journey is handcrafted, deeply immersive and strictly limited in numbers — designed for discerning travelers who seek experiences that go far beyond the conventional. You will meet the winemakers who dedicate their lives to these impossible terroirs, taste wines that cannot be found anywhere else on earth, and witness landscapes of breathtaking, almost otherworldly beauty.

From the sun-scorched valleys of Northern Argentina, where vineyards climb beyond 10,000 feet into the Andes, to the steep terraced slopes of Visperterminen in the Swiss Valais, where Europe’s highest vines have been cultivated by hand for centuries — every Wine Tours in Style Above the Clouds journey is a story waiting to be lived.

This is wine travel at its most extraordinary. Welcome above the clouds.

Your Above the Clouds Journeys

Guests of Wine Tours in Style contemplating the breathtaking landscape of Finca Viñedos Imposibles in Argentina

Sip, Breathe, Be

Some journeys take you across a country. This one takes you back to yourself. 8 days of exceptional wine, breathtaking landscapes and unforgettable moments in the high-altitude vineyards of northwest Argentina.
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High-altitude vineyards in the Calchaquí Valley with Andean mountains and cardón cacti, featured in Above 10,000 Feet luxury wine tour

Above 10,000 Feet: A Luxury Wine Journey to the Roof of the Americas

An 11-day luxury expedition to Argentina's most extreme vineyards — from Cafayate to Colomé and beyond 10,000 feet into the Andes. Hot air balloon, the James Turrell Museum and stargazing under skies like no other on earth. Wine travel at its most extraordinary.
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Hot air balloons soaring above the vineyards and desert landscape of Cafayate, Salta, with the Andes Mountains in the background — a luxury wine tour experience in Northern Argentina.

Balloon Flight & Wine Escape – Morning Experience in Cafayate

Rise above the Calchaquí Valley, its vineyards and Cafayate at dawn. Drift through golden light, then celebrate upon landing with a glass of local wine — a quietly unforgettable way to begin your private wine day in Argentina.
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High-altitude Moya vineyard in Quebrada de Humahuaca, Jujuy, at 3,329 meters, with century-old cacti and the Yacoraite formation in the background.

Exclusive High-Altitude Wine Journey: 4 Days in the Quebrada de Humahuaca & Hornocal

Discover Argentina’s highest vineyards on a 4-day private wine tour in Quebrada de Humahuaca—flavors, culture & the magic of Hornocal.
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Private Luxury Wine Tour Cafayate and Colomé – A 6-Day Exclusive Journey

Exclusive wine tour in Cafayate and Colomé, where high-altitude vineyards craft bold reds and Torrontés. Discover breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and iconic art — from the Vine and Wine Museum to the James Turrell Museum. Argentina’s wine country at its finest.
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