Executive Hotel Mendoza
San Lorenzo 660, Ciudad Mendoza, Province of Mendoza, Cuyo, 5500, Argentina
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Vin og spanskkurs
Vi satte utrolig stor pris på at alle vingårdene i distriktet kom til byen med boder og stands for vårt abesøk i Mendoza! Dermed slapp vi å bruke masse tid på å reise rundt til alle vingårdene :-)
En liten tur til Maipú ble det allikevel, det var en selvfølge!
Mendoza er en avslappet by helt vest i Argentina, lenger vest har man …
It´s always wine thirty in Mendoza
Well, our trip to SA was more than uneventful...started out at JFK with 2 celebrity sightings. Seems JFK was the place to be on a snowy Wednesday night. Almost bumped into Bono on my way out of the ladie´s room and saw Uma Thurman laughing it up with her 2 kids. Dan and I also opted out of the body scan but sort of (ok, thoroughly) enjoyed the pat …
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The Wine Cycle
... the rest of the vineyards. So instead of cycling for 12KM we notched it up to about 15KM. :0(
So now we go to the furtherest vineyard – Familia Ol Tommaso (this is about 6.5 km away from where we are) which is a family run operation apparently and very nice. We roll in sweating and I have already drunk my 500ml water kindly provided to me by Mr Hugo… Honestly the last time I was on a bike was 2009, this isn’t attractive.
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The vineyards of Maipu valley
Good wine, more wine and really good wine!
This is how you can easily spend some days in Mendoza, and so we did!
We rented a tandem bike and we actually did pretty well! The setting in the Maipu valley is perfect for biking through the vineyards and olive groves. We made it to two vineyards and an olive production and some really good tastings! ...
Watch out for the thieves
... station in the terminal. I was still crying non-stop and Kevin was the one in charge! We wrote down a list of everything in the bag and as a small victory to us realised that they didn’t get anything of any value to them – no money, no bank cards, at best a very old malfunctioning iPod and a cheap pair of binoculars. Only a small victory as it didn’t change the fact what we had lost that was important to us, ...



