What do Baco, Sarmiento, San Martín, and Jorge Luis Borges have in common? The answer unfolds as we ride through the streets of Buenos Aires on this fascinating bike tour that blends history, anecdotes, and a deep love for our national drink: wine.

This tour explores the arrival of wine in Argentina during colonial times, the blossoming of the winemaking industry, and its connection to iconic figures from our past. From Borges’ poetic homage to wine, to San Martín’s stories involving wine labels, every stop brings to life a unique tale, scent, or taste rooted in our viticultural heritage.

We'll cycle through emblematic locations like the docks of Puerto Madero, the Basílica del Pilar, the Palermo Woods, and the historic Café La Biela. Along the way, we'll uncover the remains of what was once the largest winery in the world: Bodegas Giol.

Our journey ends on a high note in the charming area of Palermo, where we’ll enjoy a delicious cheese and cold cuts platter paired with a tasting of boutique wines at Sommelier en Bicicleta, just steps from the colourful “Malbec Lovers” mural—a perfect backdrop for your final photo of the tour.

More than a wine experience, this tour is a celebration of wine as a symbol of connection, tradition, and friendship.