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Zuccardi family · Maipú

Visit Santa Julia Winery

Santa Julia is the Zuccardi family's range, born from the idea of making approachable wines without losing quality. A pioneer in organic certification and fair trade in Argentina, its vineyards in Maipú produce wines that reach 50 countries. The visit includes its sustainability programme and agro-ecological garden.

  • Luján de Cuyo
  • The Land of Malbec
  • Private Tastings
  • Gourmet Lunch
  • Private Transfer
  • All Inclusive at Wineries
  • Mendoza · Argentina
Santa Julia — Maipú

A curated visit with the attention to detail this winery deserves.

Vito Wine Tours · concierge

  1. 01

    History & legacy

    The house, its origin.

    Santa Julia was founded in 1963 with Argentine roots (the Zuccardi family, originally from Italy). Over its history the house has built an identity of its own within the Maipú winemaking landscape, sustaining a commitment to quality and consistency in every harvest. Its trajectory reflects the evolution of Argentine wine, from traditional roots to contemporary premium projects.

  2. 02

    Terroir & vineyards

    The place makes the wine.

    Santa Julia's vineyards sit at around 750 metres in Maipú, one of Mendoza's most acclaimed wine regions. Stony alluvial soils and the direct influence of the Andes create a microclimate of pronounced temperature swings, ideal for Argentina's classic red varietals. Its speciality: the Zuccardi family's approachable range.

  3. 03

    Architecture & visit

    The space where it happens.

    The winery combines production areas with visitor spaces designed for quality wine tourism. The barrel cellars, the tasting rooms and the views over the vineyards form part of a route built so visitors understand the philosophy of the house. The Casa del Visitante and Pan y Oliva restaurants offer a gastronomic experience that complements the tasting.

  4. 04

    Recognition

    Awards & reviews.

    Santa Julia regularly earns recognition in specialist publications such as the Tim Atkin Argentina Report, Wine Enthusiast and Descorchados. Its fine wines typically score between 90 and 94 points, holding a consistent position within quality Argentine wine tourism.

Frequently asked

Before you go.

How do you get to the winery?

The winery is in Maipú, reachable from downtown Mendoza. Vito Wine Tours arranges the private driver and the full day, with no waiting at the gate.

Is advance booking required?

Yes. Like most premium wineries in Mendoza, it receives visitors by reservation. Vito Wine Tours handles the whole coordination process.

How long does the visit last?

The guided visit with tasting takes between 75 and 120 minutes. With lunch included, the full day with transfers runs 6 to 8 hours.

Do you combine this winery with others on the same day?

Yes. We usually build days with 2 or 3 complementary Maipú wineries plus a gourmet lunch. That gives a complete picture of the region.

Is it suitable for people with little wine knowledge?

Yes. Visits adapt to the group's level. Vito Wine Tours tailors the script so you enjoy the experience from your own starting point.

Iconic wines

The collection of Santa Julia

  • 01

    Magna

    The Zuccardi family's emblematic wine. A Malbec with Sebastián's signature, in homage to his father.

  • 02

    Santa Julia Reserva Malbec

    Accessible fine wine. Malbec with time in oak and the consistency of the Zuccardis.

  • 03

    Santa Julia Tintillo

    A fresh, juicy Bonarda-Malbec blend. The youngest, most vibrant face of the house.

  • 04

    Santa Julia Tardío

    A late harvest of Torrontés and Chardonnay. Sweet, balanced and perfect with dessert.

Your visit to Santa Julia

We handle the booking.
You just enjoy.

Santa Julia — Maipú

Zuccardi family · Maipú

Visit Santa Julia Winery

Santa Julia is the Zuccardi family's range, born from the idea of making approachable wines without losing quality. A pioneer in organic certification and fair trade in Argentina, its vineyards in Maipú produce wines that reach 50 countries. The visit includes its sustainability programme and agro-ecological garden.

Luján de CuyoThe Land of MalbecPrivate TastingsGourmet LunchPrivate TransferAll Inclusive at WineriesMendoza · Argentina

The house

«A curated visit with the attention to detail this winery deserves.»

Vito Wine Tours · concierge

01

The house, its origin.

Santa Julia was founded in 1963 with Argentine roots (the Zuccardi family, originally from Italy). Over its history the house has built an identity of its own within the Maipú winemaking landscape, sustaining a commitment to quality and consistency in every harvest. Its trajectory reflects the evolution of Argentine wine, from traditional roots to contemporary premium projects.

02

The place makes the wine.

Santa Julia's vineyards sit at around 750 metres in Maipú, one of Mendoza's most acclaimed wine regions. Stony alluvial soils and the direct influence of the Andes create a microclimate of pronounced temperature swings, ideal for Argentina's classic red varietals. Its speciality: the Zuccardi family's approachable range.

03

The space where it happens.

The winery combines production areas with visitor spaces designed for quality wine tourism. The barrel cellars, the tasting rooms and the views over the vineyards form part of a route built so visitors understand the philosophy of the house. The Casa del Visitante and Pan y Oliva restaurants offer a gastronomic experience that complements the tasting.

04

Awards & reviews.

Santa Julia regularly earns recognition in specialist publications such as the Tim Atkin Argentina Report, Wine Enthusiast and Descorchados. Its fine wines typically score between 90 and 94 points, holding a consistent position within quality Argentine wine tourism.

Iconic wines

The Santa Julia collection

  1. 01
    Magna

    The Zuccardi family's emblematic wine. A Malbec with Sebastián's signature, in homage to his father.

  2. 02
    Santa Julia Reserva Malbec

    Accessible fine wine. Malbec with time in oak and the consistency of the Zuccardis.

  3. 03
    Santa Julia Tintillo

    A fresh, juicy Bonarda-Malbec blend. The youngest, most vibrant face of the house.

  4. 04
    Santa Julia Tardío

    A late harvest of Torrontés and Chardonnay. Sweet, balanced and perfect with dessert.

Frequently asked

Before you go

How do you get to the winery?

The winery is in Maipú, reachable from downtown Mendoza. Vito Wine Tours arranges the private driver and the full day, with no waiting at the gate.

Is advance booking required?

Yes. Like most premium wineries in Mendoza, it receives visitors by reservation. Vito Wine Tours handles the whole coordination process.

How long does the visit last?

The guided visit with tasting takes between 75 and 120 minutes. With lunch included, the full day with transfers runs 6 to 8 hours.

Do you combine this winery with others on the same day?

Yes. We usually build days with 2 or 3 complementary Maipú wineries plus a gourmet lunch. That gives a complete picture of the region.

Is it suitable for people with little wine knowledge?

Yes. Visits adapt to the group's level. Vito Wine Tours tailors the script so you enjoy the experience from your own starting point.

We handle the booking. You just enjoy.

Vito Wine Tours

Private winery tours in Mendoza.

+54 9 261 699-7101vitowinetours@gmail.com