Uruguay, a land of rolling vineyards and coastal elegance, invites you on an unforgettable journey through its most captivating wine regions. In Carmelo, boutique wineries and artisanal winemakers craft elegant Tannat, the country’s signature grape, celebrated for its bold character and silky refinement.
Along the Río de la Plata, coastal vineyards thrive under Atlantic breezes, nurturing expressive Albariño and Sauvignon Blanc. In Garzón and Punta del Este, cutting-edge wineries blend innovation with tradition amidst olive groves and rolling hills.
Each region tells its own story — a tale of passion, craftsmanship, and authenticity.
Let us guide you through Uruguay’s intimate wine culture, where every glass reveals the true soul of South American wine travel.
Welcome to the heart of Uruguayan viticulture, where time-honored traditions meet coastal refinement. In Canelones, multigenerational winemakers craft bold and expressive Tannat, Uruguay’s flagship varietal. Along the Río de la Plata, in Carmelo, boutique wineries thrive among riverside vineyards, offering peaceful settings and intimate tastings.
Here, elegance grows from the land — nurtured by Atlantic breezes, artisan hands, and a passion for excellence in every glass.
Our Uruguay tours invite you to discover a quiet yet remarkable wine country, where each region tells its own story. From the tranquil charm of Carmelo to the historic vineyards of Canelones, and the innovative estates of Garzón, every stop offers a blend of tradition, beauty, and taste.
Tailor-made and immersive, these journeys celebrate boutique wineries, coastal terroirs, and the soulful artistry of Uruguayan wine — crafted just for you.
Uruguay’s wine country unfolds through four distinct regions, each offering a unique expression of the land and its winemaking tradition. From the rolling hills of Canelones and the riverside charm of Carmelo, to the coastal innovation of Maldonado, and the highland character of Rivera, each terroir tells its own story.
In the south, generations of winemakers cultivate bold and expressive Tannat, Uruguay’s signature grape. On the eastern coast, ocean breezes shape mineral-rich whites like Albariño and Chardonnay. In the north, altitude and iron-rich soils bring structure and depth to red varietals. And in central Uruguay, emerging vineyards hint at the country’s next frontier — fresh, balanced, and full of promise.
Together, these regions reveal the quiet sophistication and heartfelt authenticity that define Uruguay’s boutique wine scene.
