Best Wine Tasting Places in the World

Wine tourism is a concept that attracts a lot of attention all over the world. Wine enthusiasts travel around the world to taste the most delicious wines. So, which countries stand out in wine production in the world? Here are 5 places that produce the best wines in the world.

Zuccardi Valle de Uco - Argentina

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One of the best vineyards in the world is located in Argentina. Located at a height of 1,100 meters above sea level, Zuccardi winery is a world-class winery. Stretching across the impressive scenery of the Uco Valley, this wonderful architecture hosts the most delicious wines. The Zuccardi family has been producing wine in this region for nearly 60 years. Located in the heart of the vineyards and breathtaking view of the mountains, the winery organizes English wine tours and tasting events.

Bodega Garzón - Uruguay

When it comes to wine, South America is a highly developed region. There are very important wine producers especially in Argentina and Chile. But besides these countries, there is another country that develops very impressive flavors about wine. The country we are talking about is Uruguay. Bodega Garzó, founded in 2016 by the world-famous billionaire Alejandro Bulgheroni, is a $85 billion project. Located in the north of Punta del Esta, this business is one of the most visited places in South America.

R. López de Heredia Viña Tondonia, S.A. - Spain

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'Centennial wine families' is one of the frequently encountered phenomena in the world of wine. There are many wine houses that go over this concept and create a marketing strategy in this sense. But López de Heredia in Haro, the cradle of Rioja wine, is one of the rare wineries that does this well. Vina Tondonia Riojas wines are famous for their ripening time before they are released. Maria José López de Heredia, who took over the family business in 2000, continues the traditional wine producing methods with great success. This tradition, which has been going on for 140 years, is based on very strong roots. You can visit the region, which is home to 13,000 oak barrels, by appointment.

Quinta do Crasto - Portugal

Quinta do Crasto, which takes its name from the Latin word “rasto” meaning Roman Castle, is a wonderful winery in Portugal. One of the most popular places of wine tourism, Quinta do Crasto is famous for its guided wine tours and delicious lunch service. The winehouse was acquired by Constantino de Almeida at the beginning of the 20th century and passed on to his son Fernando de Almeida after the death of Almedia in 1923.

Bodega Catena - Zapata

Bodega Catena Zapata, one of Argentina's prominent family wineries, draws attention with its pyramid-like structure. Those who love the famous Malbec wines of Argentina accept Bodega Catena Zapata as a sacred place and often visit this region. Founded in 1902 by Italian immigrant Nicola Catena, Bodega Catena Zapata stands out from the crowd with its structure inspired by the architecture of the Maya civilization. In addition, the wines produced in this region are described as "the big crude oil of South America".

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These are the places that produce the best wines in the world. If your path falls into these countries, be sure to visit these world-famous wineries.