Bodega Viña el Cerno in Distrito Coquimbito, Argentina - reviews,open hours,photo spots,things to do

Argentina Mendoza Distrito CoquimbitoBodega Viña el Cerno

Bodega Viña el Cerno

Carril Perito Moreno 631, Coquimbito, M5513 Maipú, Mendoza, Argentina

4.6(330)

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+54 261 481-1567

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vinaelcerno.mitiendanube.com

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Jeff CabarrusJeff Cabarrus

Viña El Cerno offers a charming and authentic insight into an organic vineyard. Perhaps most telling is the sign near the entrance asking that you not intrude into the family home! They offered a three-wine tasting comprising a Rosé (made from Malbec grapes), a blended Malbec-Cabernet Sauvignon and an 18-month barrel-aged Malbec. Each was lovely in its own way, but I especially enjoyed the Rosé and aged Malbec. The staff were exceptionally welcoming and did an excellent job of explaining what to expect from each wine. Well worth a visit!

Jimmy R (jimmylikestotravel)Jimmy R (jimmylikestotravel)

Somehow, a winery this fancy can have 30 year old wines for sale, and hundreds of people come in for tastings every day, but no soap in the bathroom. I even came back and asked for soap and they told me there isn't any. The right answer is "oh sorry let me go get some for you". Do better! Wines were yummy and the tour was nice although very claustrophobic because the tour group of 20+ people could barely fit in the cellar. The guide didn't not know answers to many simple questions from the group.

Nerina gonzálezNerina gonzález

La experiencia tuvo sus puntos buenos y malos. Cuando llamamos, nos atendieron fantástico, indicando que sólo precisaban que avisáramos una hora antes de ir. Llegamos, luego de reservar y la empleada nos recibió con sequedad. Luego de los protocolos de covid, nos mostró los precios de las degustaciones y recorridos. Nos hicimos un poco de confusión con la opción que elegimos y nos paró en seco diciendo "no están entendiendo lo que les estoy explicando". También (estando alejados de dónde estaba la empleada) uno de nosotros se bajó el barbijo para hacer una consulta y de mala manera indicó "para hablarme a mí te pido que te subas el barbijo". Entendemos que nos encontramos en plena pandemia, pero considero que no son formas amables de referirse al cliente ni a nadie. Después de escoger los vinos, los sirvió (muy abundantes las copas, punto importante a destacar). Cuando le consulté por las características de los vinos, nos invitó a leer las descripciones en la pared donde hablaba de los contenidos de cada vino... Y luego se adentró un poco más en los propios. Nos hubiera gustado que sea una degustación guiada o una atención más cordial. Nos llevamos 8 vinos ya que nos gustaron. La degustación sale $680 con tres copas. Los vinos cuestan entre $400 y $1500. El chardonnay y el Pinot de la línea "Viñas El Cerno" son deliciosos. Por ser una bodega familiiar y cálida, como se definen, la atención podría haber sido más empática y amable.

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Reviews of Bodega Viña el Cerno

4.6

(330)

1.0

We came to Vina el Cerno as the last stop of a full day wine tour. The tour of this specific bodega was horrible. They just let us go inside the basement and look for ourselves but without any explanations. After that they took us to the wine tasting area. The lady giving the tour (namely the daughter of the owner) gave the choices "red, white, sweet" and said that we can only taste one. Didn't even say what kind of wine each was. After complaining she said that the tour agency only paid for one glass of wine and that we should complain to them and not to her because this was her property. Will never in my life buy any wine from...

5.0

Viña El Cerno offers a charming and authentic insight into an organic vineyard. Perhaps most telling is the sign near the entrance asking that you not intrude into the family home!

They offered a three-wine tasting comprising a Rosé (made from Malbec grapes), a blended Malbec-Cabernet Sauvignon and an 18-month barrel-aged Malbec. Each was lovely in its own way, but I especially enjoyed the Rosé and aged Malbec.

The staff were exceptionally welcoming and did an excellent job of explaining what to expect from each wine. Well...

2.0

Somehow, a winery this fancy can have 30 year old wines for sale, and hundreds of people come in for tastings every day, but no soap in the bathroom.

I even came back and asked for soap and they told me there isn't any. The right answer is "oh sorry let me go get some for you". Do better!

Wines were yummy and the tour was nice although very claustrophobic because the tour group of 20+ people could barely fit in the cellar. The guide didn't not know answers to many simple questions...

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