Bodega Salentein
Mendoza
Bodega Salentein is a distinguished winery located in Mendoza, Argentina, known for its integration of architecture, culture, and winemaking. Designed by the acclaimed architect Eliana Bórmida, the winery exemplifies a harmonious blend of modern architectural principles with the natural and cultural landscape of the region. The winery offers visitors a unique experience that combines wine tasting with art exhibitions and gastronomy, set amidst the stunning scenery of the Andes foothills. It features a restaurant and cultural space that hosts various events, enhancing its appeal beyond just viticulture. The architectural design reflects a commitment to regional identity and sustainability, making it a landmark in Mendoza's wine tourism. Its reputation is supported by excellent visitor reviews and recognition in both national and international media.
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Tip: The best time to visit Bodega Salentein is during the spring and fall seasons when the weather is mild and the vineyard landscapes are particularly beautiful. It is recommended to book wine tasting experiences and restaurant reservations in advance, especially on weekends and holidays. The winery offers various packages that may include tours, tastings, and meals, with some discounts available for groups or early bookings. Visitors should inform the winery in advance about any dietary restrictions. The site operates daily from 10:00 to 17:00, and punctuality is appreciated for scheduled experiences.
Interesting facts
- •Eliana Bórmida, the architect of Bodega Salentein, received the prestigious Konex Award for Architecture in 2012.
- •Bórmida & Yanzón studio has designed over 30 wineries in Mendoza, many of which are internationally recognized.
- •The winery combines wine production with cultural activities such as art exhibitions and gastronomy events.
- •Bodega Salentein is located approximately 110 kilometers from the city of Mendoza, in the Andes foothills.
- •The winery emphasizes sustainability and regional identity in its architectural and operational practices.
History
Bodega Salentein was designed by architect Eliana Bórmida, who has been influential in shaping the architectural landscape of wineries in Mendoza since the late 20th century.
Her firm, Bórmida & Yanzón, has completed over 30 winery projects since 1988, many of which have received awards and international recognition.
Bórmida's approach integrates architecture with the natural and cultural context of Mendoza, promoting regional identity.
The winery has evolved into a cultural hub, incorporating art and gastronomy alongside its viticultural activities, reflecting the broader development of wine tourism in Argentina.
Place Guide
Killka Art Gallery
An integral part of Bodega Salentein, the Killka Art Gallery hosts contemporary art exhibitions that complement the winery experience, showcasing works by Argentine and international artists.
The Winery Cellar and Production Area
Designed by Eliana Bórmida, this area combines functionality with aesthetic appeal, featuring modern wine production facilities that respect the natural landscape and traditional winemaking methods.
Restaurant and Tasting Rooms
Offering gourmet dining paired with Salentein wines, these spaces provide visitors with a refined gastronomic experience amidst the winery's scenic environment.
Contact
Phone: 0261 686-0153
