Informative and Delicious - We absolutely loved this tour! The guide was so informative about the types of grapes, the different wines, the growing seasons, and the fermentation process. And the hotel pickup was so easy and smooth as well. The vineyard is gorgeous, and I’d highly recommend visiting during the growing season so you can see the grapes beginning to ripen on the vine.

Have a good trip. - Very good service. Good wines and very satisfactory tasting. They could just include the option of getting more of the wine accompaniments, they are great.

April in Montevideo - Great winery! Beautiful grounds. On time pick up from hotel. Very informative tour. Plentiful tasting and good pairing. Staff very attentive. GREAT wines. Highly recommended!

AN enjoyable tour and glad we did it. - The tour guide was very knowledgeable and answered all questions. The only problem was the explanation of the wine tastings was in Portuguese. The tour guide gave a brief summary in English but did not have all the details about the wine explained to us. The appetizers were outstanding and all the wines were good.

No English - There was no provision for English. Tour of winery was good and guide took extra effort to explain in English to the four out of fifty people. The tasting staff were excellent and very efficient but there was no English at all. Beautiful place, very nice people. Not for English speakers.

Worth it for the wonderful wines - The visit itself is weak. Something sterile. However, the tasting and the wines are spectacular. Great. Lunch was also very honest.

Unfortunately there were negative points in the evaluation - Positive points: the winery is small, but they have other units. The wine is very good and the food too, both the tasting appetizers and lunch. Negative points: we hired a transfer from the winery itself, but the driver, very rude and rude, arrived late. He left us at the entrance, didn't really explain where we had to go and, because of the delay, we missed the first part of the visit. We did the tasting and we were given the alternative of doing the first part of the tour after the tasting and before lunch, and that's what we did. So we went to have lunch, and as one delay leads to another, while we were still sitting at the table, they came to tell us that the return transfer was leaving. As a result, we didn't have the opportunity to eat dessert or buy wine. I think that if they delay arrival, they should also postpone the transfer departure time. But the loser is the winery, it stopped "selling" the dessert, it stopped selling wines and still receives, from me, a not entirely positive evaluation. It is a shame!

More hype than heft - “Tapas” is a bit generous to describe the the 5 tiny bites of food to accompany a little mother than one glass of wine. Given the large, showy assortment antique cars with the winery’s name on them it was a bit surprising to learn that the establishment is only about 20 yrs old. I wonder if they make as much selling wine as they do marketing an image.

NOT WORTH IT. TOO EXPENSIVE - It's not worth it for the price. Tasting of 4 wines and 3 types of very small tapas and 2 very small empanadas for US$ 90.00. I thought it was too expensive.

Disappointing in English - Very disappointing in English. The tour guide did very long explanations in Spanish ( during which the English speakers respectfully stayed quiet) but very short explanations in English (during which the Spanish speakers were all talking making it hard to hear the guide). We had to complain and ask for a better guide who could tell us everything in English, and thankfully they had another guide who was excellent in English. The group was large and it would have been much better to split the group into two smaller groups by language (Spanish and English). The wine was superb, but the tapas lunch was very minimalist.