Discover the Cafayate Valley's wines, architecture, and culture with a visit to Bodega Domingo Hermanos. Secure a spot by booking ahead by email or phone and meet the winery’s bilingual staff for a guided tour of the vineyards and winery, plus a tasting of several wines. Some extra experiences are also available, such as a tasting of wines accompanied by local cheeses. Most visitors set aside about two hours for a relaxed tour and tasting experience at Bodega Domingo Hermanos.
This winery is open seven days per week; confirm availability of tours, tastings, and even hands-on harvest experience before your visit.
Wear comfortable shoes for walking throughout the vineyards during the Bodega tour.
Gravel and stone paths provide some challenges for strollers and wheelchairs.
Wine enthusiasts will find both white and red wines to sample at this winery.
Bodega Domingo Hermanos is conveniently located in Cafayate, about a 10-minute stroll from the central main square. Most visitors arrive on foot or as part of a tour of local wineries (with a tour guide as designated driver). This winery is near several hotels, restaurants, and wine bars in the heart of Cafayate. Parking is available.
The morning hours are the quietest time to visit, with afternoon hours the most popular time for visiting this winery in Cafayate. Visitors interested in the harvest season may want to plan a trip to Salta between late February and the end of March. The spring months of September through November are another excellent choice for beautiful weather in Argentina.
It can be easy to let wine lead the way during a trip to Cafayate, but there is much more to see here besides wineries. Complete your trip with a visit to the artisan market (Mercado Artesanal Cafayate) for traditional crafts like blankets and scarves and a small local museum, Archaeological Museum Rodolfo I Bravo, with archaeological artifacts.