Casarena Bodega y Viñedos

We came for our honeymoon and had the 7 course menu with wine pairing. It was simply exceptional; a great variety of wines, complex flavours and great pairing. The service was excellent, with a lot of information about the wine and a perfect pace between meal. The location, view and set up were perfect as well; we felt very relaxed and enjoyed every dishes. Thank you so much to the whole team for a lovely time.

Excellent wine tour and tasting led by Heidi. She was clearly passionate about the wines and explained the differences in the terroir between their 4 vineyards. A beautiful space with gorgeous views and delicious wines.

We stopped by for a glass of wine during our winery hopping day, and Franco warmly welcomed us and explained about their wine and winery’s history. We ended up staying for lunch on a patio. Friendly and professional Jamilla served beautiful wine and lunch. The beef steak was perfectly grilled and salad was delicious. One of the best winery visits in Mendoza. Would love to return! Thank you.

We had a wonderful wine tour at Casarena, made truly special by our guide, Heidi. She was fun, warm, and extremely communicative, and from the very beginning she created a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. What really stood out was how she brought the history of Casarena to life. She did not simply explain facts, but told the story in a way that was engaging, interesting, and genuinely enjoyable to learn. You could feel her passion for the place, and that made the experience far more memorable. If you are considering a wine tour in the area, I would strongly recommend Casarena. And if you are lucky enough to have Heidi as your guide, you are in for a fantastic experience.

Perfect place for New Year celebtation and honeymoon lunch. They really made it special with extra dishes and wines. My vegetarian wife was blown away. I had the best steak so far and amazing wines. Only regret is that we could not tip proper as they only took cash for tips.

Very nice vineyard. We had a tasting there which was really good and surprising. We were able to see also some part of the production halls. Everything is ecologically friendly here. I liked the Chardonnay most :) but the Malbecs have been very good as well.

We had such a nice experience with the guided tour by Juliana! she explained a lot about the vineyard and showed us the production process. She upgraded our tasting (thanks again!) and the wines were super nice! We bought some bottles to take with us. She also recommended a lunch place and we were very happy. 10/10 recommend

Excellent combination of food and wine. I can only recommend this place. We had a 6 courses menu, table on the terrace with a nice view over the vineyard and really enjoyed our stay.

Casarena was the perfect spot for my final wine tasting experience in the Mendoza region. Casarena originated in 1937. The vineyards and winery are a century old and are now American owned. The owner fully renovated and brought new life back into the winery while keeping its historic past intact. I like how they maintained the skeleton of the old production building and recreated the space and updated it using state of the art winery technology innovations. Caserena is one of four vineyard estates. Each estate offers different geological and geographical differences. This provides diverse growing influences for the grapes, thus yielding amazing wines of the same varietal with unique nuances and flavor profiles. On the wine tour, they showed us the different climate and soil mixes for each estate. Fascinating! When touring the wineries of Mendoza it is necessary to book a reservation in advance. They don't take walk-ins like in the states. In Argentina from my experience, the wine culture is about providing an inclusive experience. Most tours start with a walk through the vineyards, a tour through the production facility, and then ends in a tasting room or if they have a restaurant, with a wine-paired lunch. Winery visits can at a minimum last 1 1/2 hours. It's time to slow down life here and enjoy. Take it all in. We found it ideal to visit only 2 wineries in a day as a result. At Casarena, like the other wineries, you first need to check in with the gate guard. My limited Spanish came in very handy here. They confirm your reservation with the tasting room manager and then they allow you to pass through the gate. The guard will then direct you where to park and meet for the start of your tour. At Casarena we met with our lovely lady tour guide. She poured us a glass of Rose to enjoy outside while we waited for other members of the group. Like all the other wineries. The view of the Andes mountains behind the rows of vines is stunning. The tour was very informative. We went through the vines and production facility. We got to peek into the old wine vats that they turned into a cellar for their wine library. They let me hold one of the largest bottles that they make!! Man that bottle was heavy. Definitely took some muscle to pick that up. After our tour, we walked to their restaurant at the back of the building for our wine-paired lunch. The restaurant is located in a beautiful modern building with all glass windows. Every table had a stunning view of the vineyard and mountains. The windows opened up onto their outdoor patio so you had an indoor-outdoor dining experience. The chef was busily cooking the meat on a BBQ right in front of us. They recently hired a new chef here, and this was their first tasting of their spring seasonal menu. It was a six-course lunch paired with wine. The food and wine here were incredible. The portions were larger than expected. The pairings were spot on. The food was artfully plated. Their wine was well structured. There wasn't anything I didn't like. We had an incredible time at Casarena. Delicious food and wine experience.

Casarena was among the top vineyards I visited in Mendoza. The tour and tasting experience were awesome. The only thing I didn't care for was their failure to change out the wine glasses in between tastings. Aside from that, the views were incredible and the wine was quite good

Didn't have a chance to try many wines, but Damien and Belen were fantastic hosts! They were patient w my attempts at Spanish, but also knew a lot about the wines and the process... I would highly recommend this place for a tour stop while in Mendoza!