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Mendoza
2nd March - Arrived in Mendoza at 8am and took a taxi straight to the hostel. The hostel international thingy is really handy - they´ve got heaps of hostels all over Argentina so they're happy to call and make the booking for you in the next place you´re going - easy peasy lemon squeezy!! The hostel here (Mendoza-Inn) also had a swimming pool, but …
Red red wine
... the best as a big brand bought an old abandoned vineyard. The actual work is all done in the big ugly stainless steel building along the way. However the old factory is fantastic and perfsctly restored. It was built 20 metres from the railway line and they then added a line so it would literally pass the door. The rosewood hall has been restored, where they would roll the barrels out to the train. The building itself is wonderfully restored. It ...
Argentina - Part 2 (Malbecing in Mendoza)
... for a chilled evening in our hostel that night. The next morning was a relatively early rise. Our very professional tour guide from 'Trout and Wine' collected us from our hostel, probably thinking "what the hell are these people coming on this tour for?!". We proceeded to fetch another Irish couple who were also on their honeymoon and staying at a very posh boutique hotel outside town. I was glad they didn't see where we were staying for fear of them thinking I was a ...
It ain't Mendoza until the fat footy fan sings!
... ceaseless chanting, drumming, clapping and jumping. They stretch enormous banners in the royal blue of their team from the top of the stnd all the way to pitchside (well, it would be pitchside if it wasn't for the 12 foot concrete moat that separates the stands from the pitch).
In most sporting arenas that I have been in, the crowd is there to watch the game with the chanting playing second fiddle. However, it became very evident that the 'mob' were there primarily ...
Wine not?
... of the oils with breads, which was nice as we were both getting a little peckish by this point. The third and final stop on the tour was a family owned winery, which was much smaller than the Lopez one. We got to see the vineyard, which was very pretty as it was autumn and all the leaves had started to change colour. We got to try four more wines here as well, with the guide explaining the differences between each one, and what each wine went with. Our favourite was the ...
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- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Free parking
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