
Bodega Tacuil
Experience unique, high-altitude wines from the Dávalos family's legacy amidst the breathtaking Valles Calchaquíes.
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Bodega Tacuil
Best Time
Enjoy the golden hour light
Highlights
Must-see attractions
Experience unique, high-altitude wines from the Dávalos family's legacy amidst the breathtaking Valles Calchaquíes.
"The red wines are truly unique, no wonder, given the location... "

🚗 Gravel Road Access
The journey to Bodega Tacuil involves a gravel road; ensure your vehicle is suitable or consider local transport.
🍷 Decant Your Wine
Many Tacuil wines benefit from decanting for several hours before enjoying their full complexity.

Quick Facts
Rating
4.3 · 43 reviews
Type
Farm
Address
Website
tacuil.com.arHighlights
Discover the most iconic attractions and experiences

Extreme Altitude Vineyards
Molinos, Valles Calchaquíes
Experience wines from vineyards at extreme altitudes, offering a unique terroir and exceptional flavor profiles.

Family Legacy Wines
Bodega Tacuil tasting room
Savor wines crafted by the Dávalos family, a testament to generations of winemaking passion and teamwork.

Criolla Chica 2018
Bodega Tacuil tasting
Discover the special edition Criolla 2018, made from old vines at 2,630 meters, a true expression of its origin.
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🚗 Gravel Road Access
The journey to Bodega Tacuil involves a gravel road; ensure your vehicle is suitable or consider local transport.
🍷 Decant Your Wine
Many Tacuil wines benefit from decanting for several hours before enjoying their full complexity.
🧀 Consider Food Pairings
Enjoy delicious local cold cuts and artisan cheeses with your wine tasting for a complete experience.
🐶 Friendly Guard Dog
Don't be surprised if a friendly guard dog, like Selly, greets you upon arrival!
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🚗 Gravel Road Access
The journey to Bodega Tacuil involves a gravel road; ensure your vehicle is suitable or consider local transport.
🍷 Decant Your Wine
Many Tacuil wines benefit from decanting for several hours before enjoying their full complexity.
🧀 Consider Food Pairings
Enjoy delicious local cold cuts and artisan cheeses with your wine tasting for a complete experience.
🐶 Friendly Guard Dog
Don't be surprised if a friendly guard dog, like Selly, greets you upon arrival!
💰 Tasting Fees
Be aware that tasting fees can be significant; confirm pricing beforehand.
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Bodega Tacuil offers a unique wine experience with exceptional, high-altitude wines and stunning scenery. While the journey can be adventurous and the tasting fees substantial, many visitors find the quality of the wines and the picturesque setting to be highly rewarding. Service experiences can vary, so managing expectations is key.
"Anyone seeking Argentina's BEST WINE... must come here... not an easy path, but stunningly beautiful and adventurous... and don't try too much wine before the return trip... The bodega belongs to the former owner of Colome, Davolo... about 40 minutes away... and the red wines are truly unique... no wonder, given the location..."
dietmar frensemeyer
"Incredible place. You get there via a gravel road from the mills. They don't offer guided tours, just a tasting of four wines at a cost of 2800 euros per person. Good wines. They should improve the service."
Sabrina Bossio
"Very remote, and the access is difficult. That wouldn't have been a problem if we had found a welcoming bodega. After passing two "no entry" signs, we arrived and found no one there. Then at some point, a very friendly guard dog (Selly) came along, and then a woman who was rather startled to see us. The bodega is picturesque and quite pretty. Still, the visit wasn't worth it."
Randolf Le
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
Bodega Tacuil is located about an hour's drive from Molinos via a gravel road. The scenic route offers stunning Valles Calchaquíes landscapes.
No, the access road to Bodega Tacuil is a gravel road, requiring careful driving and potentially a vehicle suited for such terrain.
It's advisable to arrange private transportation or confirm taxi availability in Molinos, as ride-share services may be limited in this remote area.
The drive to Bodega Tacuil is described as stunningly beautiful and adventurous, offering breathtaking views of the Valles Calchaquíes.
Some visitors have noted passing 'no entry' signs, so it's best to confirm the correct route or ask locals for directions.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
While not always explicitly stated, given varying service experiences, booking in advance or confirming availability is highly recommended to ensure a smooth visit.
Specific opening hours can vary. It's best to contact the bodega directly or check their social media for the most up-to-date information.
According to some visitor accounts, guided tours are not typically offered, with the experience focusing more on tastings.
Tasting fees can be substantial. One review mentioned a cost of 2800 euros per person, so it's crucial to confirm current pricing.
The primary visitor experience revolves around wine tasting. It's unlikely you can visit without participating in a tasting session.
🎫 🍷 Wine & Tasting
Bodega Tacuil is known for its red wines, including Malbec-Cabernet, and unique varietals like Criolla Chica, all from high-altitude vineyards.
Yes, the wines are described as truly unique, attributed to the extreme altitude and specific terroir of their vineyards.
Visitors often recommend tasting their Malbec-Cabernet and the special edition Criolla 2018. The wines are praised for their quality.
Yes, the winery suggests opening and decanting their wines several hours before consumption to allow them to open up.
Tastings are often accompanied by a cold cuts and cheese board, featuring delicious artisan cheeses.
📸 📸 Photography
Absolutely! The picturesque bodega and the incredible landscapes of the Valles Calchaquíes offer numerous stunning photo opportunities.
Late afternoons often provide beautiful golden hour light, enhancing the scenic beauty of the vineyards and the bodega.
Yes, the vineyards themselves, especially with the dramatic mountain backdrop, are a key photographic subject.
Capture wide shots of the landscape, close-ups of the vines, architectural details of the bodega, and of course, your wine tasting moments.
There are no specific mentions of drone photography policies. It's best to inquire with the bodega upon arrival if you plan to use one.







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