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Mendoza
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The Quinta accomodates a family
of 5 (one couple and three adults/children) in the
villa and an additional a
couple or two additional adults/children in a fully
equipped studio apartment in
the
barbeque area. It is important to point out that the whole property would be available for just one group and not more.
There is no sharing with other strangers. The Fauna at the
quinta Anabtawi is very varied and very enjoyable!
Quinta Layout:
The Quinta is located in the heart
of wine territory, Luján
de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina. There are lots of picturesque
wineries close by where guided tours are available. We are
also close to the Andes mountains for hiking, fly fishing
and rafting down the Mendoza river, as well as skiing in
winter. Mendoza city is only 10Km away, a 10 minute drive.
There is also the quaint town of Chacras de Coria which is very close
by. Please surf my pages to check out the property. If you
have any questions you can always e-mail me or call me at (949) 340 3552.
(Dial "001" from Europe, or "1" from the U.S.) Please Contact us for inquiries and the
availability calendar . You can also
view comments from previous guests.
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NEWS UPDATES!
Remodelling update (July 31): On the drawing board : An underground wine cellar, by the pool
and a 2 horse stable by the car port..
June 2008: We are remodelling!! It is winter now, down south, so I took the oportunity to
give the villa a face lift and other touch ups here and there. Also added four HUGE beautiful palm trees..
I am sure it is going to be first class when we are done!!
We are taking reservations as of November 1, 2008.
PEAK PREVIEW: (July 31 2008)
New palm tree in place: 
Placing new ceramics in the villa floor:
Masters of Food & Wine, South America 2008 .. yet again. Will be held in the Hyatt hotel and kicks
off with The opening cocktail party on March 14th, 2008.
Familia Zuccardi Winery
A professional, far sighted operation, Zuccardi were one of the first wineries to embrace
wine tourism and the facility is one of the most visited wineries in Mendoza. That doesn't
mean to say it has succumbed to providing an impersonal service however. The guides are
always enthusiastic, knowledgable and eager to please. Tastings include samplings from the
tank and bottle as well as demonstrations of the winery4s extensive foray into micro-vinification
(experimenting with the most unusual grapes). The attractive restaurant amidst the vines
is famous for its asado-style lunches and ample supply of wine. Also on site is a well-
stocked gift store and art gallery.
Ruta Provincial 33, Km 7.5, Maipu. Tel (0261) 441 0000.
My top restaurants list: (p.s. I can reserve for you anyone of these
restaurants or wineries, when you e-mail me days and times you want them,
all from the comfort of your home and in advance of your visit here
with us.)
1) Francis Mallman's
1884 at Escorihuela winery. Phone: 4242698. OPEN ONLY FOR DINNER.
2)
Terrunos in Club Tapiz. Phone : 5244 708/709
3) La Bourgogne at Carlos Pulenta winery Phone : 498 9400
4) Cavas Lodge Phone: 410 6927/28
5) Francesco Barbera Restaurante Italiano - Chile 1268 - Mendoza - Argentina
Tel +54 261 4253912 - email: administracion@francescoristorante.com.ar
Newly launched magazine on print and on-line:
wine tasting, care of "The Wine Republic",
Mondays 7pm only. To reserve call 4255613, cel 155413892 or e-mail: ask@wine-republic.com Limited seating (12 people only). Cost $120 pesos per
person, and you try the very best, most expensive wines (500 pesos bottles of wine). Place: in a wine shop
called Marcelino, on Zapata and Benegas streets, 1 block off Belgrano strret (Railway tracks).
August 12, 2007. Our very own organic egg factory thanks to Thelma and Luise! Check them out here along with our new and improved raised farm.
Currently growing is : Arugula, spinach, green onions. Will be sending revised shots of the farm, showing the growing organic produce.
December 10, 2006. the New York Times, named
Mendoza as a top travel destination in 2007. In
Mendoza, Napa Valley Meets the Wild West New York Times
- United States Why go to the Napa Valley when you can
fly to Mendoza, in western Argentina, drink more exotic
and affordable wines, and go horseback riding across
the magnificent Andes Mountains with sexy Latin meat
eaters? read article here.
Things to do here in Mendoza:

Monteviejo: The latest vineyard on the poplar-lined
Route 40 South, at the foot of the Andes, is
Monteviejo. This sleek complex surrounded by
2,300 acres of vines is backed by prominent
Bordeaux producers and began hosting tastings
late last year (monteviejo.com). Distance: 110
Km (1 hour and 45 minutes approximately). Near
Tunuyan town. For reservations write to:
Nadia Bastias,
Clos de los Siete S.A,
Vista Flores Tunuyan - Mendoza.
Tel / Fax: 0261- 4055606
Cel: 02622 15403692
E - mail: nbastias@clos7.com.ar
turismo@clos7.com.ar
Catena:
Distance:35Km from Quinta Anabtawi.Visits:
Monday-Friday 9.30am/1100am/2.00pm/3.30pm. Guided tours English
and Spanish. Architecturaly, the building
resembles a Mayan pyramid. Its interior
concentric spaces descend from the crystal
cupula to the cellars. For reservations and general
inquiries call Karen Belinsky: e-mail turismo@catenazapata.com,
Cell Phone:(+549261)415 5340, Nextel: 54* 214* 6484. Winery:4900215
Rucamalen:
Ruta 7, 1059. Lujan De Cujo. Phone: 410
6214. Mobile: 154541236. Nextel 145*1963.
Guided tours M-F from 10am to 5pm. Sat 10am to
12.30pm. E-Mail.
mespinola@bodegarucamalen.com.
Senetiner:
Distance:2 Km from Quinta Anabtawi.
Address:Guardia Vieja S/N. Lujan de Cuyo.
Phone:4980315/498
Mail:amantesdelvino@nietosenetiner.com.ar .
Visits:Daily at 10am,11am,12.30pm,4pm.
Salentein:
The Salentein estate consists of 2000 hectares (4942 acres) and
are at an elevation amongst the highest in the world. They are irrigated
with pure mountain run-off, which creates lower pH in the grape, resulting
in higher acidity, richer color in the wine and greater ageability.
Plantations range in age from four to 32 years. For reservations:
reservas@killkasalentein.com Phone: 02622 429500 Extension 3200/3262/3263.
Achaval Ferrer Winery
Address Calle Cobos and Rio Mendoza. Perdriel, Lujan De Cuyo.
Phone: 0261 155 53 55 65. Winery : 2601. Perdriel 488 1131. E-mail: winery@achaval-ferrer.com. Contact Name : Patricia Lambert. Web Site: www.achaval-ferrer.com.
- Our wine page
Events:
- Masters of Food and Wine, South America:
- In 2006, Mendoza
hosted the first annual Masters of Food and Wine,
South America. Historically held in Carmel,
California for the last twenty years, it is an
internationally recognized event that brings
together legends from the culinary and wine
worlds. Spectacular events and seminars showcase
unique vertical wine tastings and demonstrations
by world renknowed chefs. This year marks the
first time ever that the event was held outside
of Carmel, much less the US.
- Mendoza Expats Club meets the
last Friday of every month, for an exquisite
lunch at the Hyatt hotel, in the Syrah room. Only
by invitation. Write to Deborah-Monteith at
secretary@mendozaexpats.org. Lunch is $50 pesos
for members and $65 for guests, wines
included.
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The wine tours:
-
Tasting Mendoza. For wine tours
and much more. Ask me to reserve your tour well
before you visit here.
Sample Itenerary : 9.15 a.m your
host will take you into the nearby area of
Lujan de Cuyo to visit some wineries of one of
the most important wine region in Mendoza. Our
first stop will be at 9.30 a.m. into Cavas de
Weinert Winery Tour and tasting of their wines.
From Weinert we will go to Alta Vista Winery at
11.00 a.m. Wine tour and tasting. After Alta
Vista, your host will take you to Ruca Malen
winery at 12.30 p.m Tour and SPECIAL tasting of
their wines followed by lunch in this beautiful
restaurant inside the winery with a perfect
view of the Andes Mountains and next to their
vineyards. At 3.30 p.m we will visit our fourth
winery, Catena Zapata Winery Wine tour and
tasting. Around 5.30 p.m, arrive into your
hotel.
Approximate cost US$ 110 per person.
Includes: Transfers in private car, 4 wine
tours and tasting, lunch (alcoholic and sodas
drinks are included), full time bilingual
Host.
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Various:
- Tango: Teatro Las Sillas do a really good
milonga (Tango) every Friday and classes Monday
to thursday. It`s on San Juan 1436, Tel 4297742.
As for salsa, call 156551333. The lady teaches
salsa and organises a salsa convention every
November. Also there
are Tango classes held at Alianza Francesa
4204224/154854593 on Chile 1754 road
Another one with Cesar Moyano on Wednesdays at
8pm and Fridays 7pm, 4214025/155456132.
- Horse back riding. There is a horse stable
walking distance from the Quinta. You can take it
freely around the area, which is a very quiet
neighborhood - not a lot of traffic.
- Rafting down the Mendoza river. Find out ways
to do rafting. Cost
normally is around 100 pesos per person.
Transport is not included.
- Visits to many beautiful estancias, mainly in
Uspallata (120Km from the Quinta) to spend the
day there, for horse back riding, trekking,
fishing, biking including lunch (asado, what
else!).
- Check out Elsuyuke site , for guided
activities such as Rafting, Sport fishing, horse
riding etc..
- Hop over to Chile and spend a great weekend
on the beach. You can take the car rental across
the border provided you have paid the car rent
company the fees for the paperwork. (Cost is
around 150 pesos). Also check out the restaurants in Mendoza. Eating out is a delight here in
Mendoza. Due to the boom in tourism here, many
fabulous restaurants have emerged which provide
great culinary delights.
- Cultural calendar in Mendoza (Art,
Cinema, Folklore, music, theatre and dance).
Spanish only.
- The Day Spa in the mountains, almost an
hour drive from Mendoza city.
- While in BA, please contact me if you need
nice apartments for rent in BA.
- Moving to Argentina website about
Argentina in general.. My favorite! Great Links!
Information you can find there is from how to buy
real estate in Argentina, to knowing about the
right plugs for your electric gadgets, culinary
guides, and so much more!
- Mendoza weather
- All about Argentina Forum
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