Carlos Pulenta Wineryl - Mendoza, Argentina.
Carlos Pulenta is the present generation of a family whose roots in the production of fine wines are as deep as those of the vineyards of Mendoza. The Vistalba estate is the latest chapter in that history. The vines grow varietals for wines of a high quality, aimed at both national and international markets. The wine is produced on site, barely a few yards from the vineyards. The winery is a model establishment that is efficient because of its operative functionality and also due to the fact that it is well evaluated from an architectural viewpoint. The design of the buildings reinforces the identity of the company, whose aim is a high quality of life for both those that work there and visitors alike. In this sense, the winery plays an active role in the local culture and the marketing of wines, and attempts to strengthen the relationship between the consumers, the product and its beautiful surroundings. This, in turn, opens up the opportunity for wine related tourism with prepared guided tours. There are many areas for receptions and meetings, such as the restaurant, the multi-purpose lounge, the underground tasting room, the inn, the various galleries, the courtyard and some sectors of the vineyard.


Carlos Pulenta Winery "La Posada"
The construction was finished after three years, in 2005. Guests staying at "La Posada" will experience the process of wine making from the very beginning, visiting the vineyards, learning the different grapes, and learning everything from the entrance of the grape to the winery until the bottle.

Culinary Experiences
Restaurant "La Bourgogne": has just opened in Mendoza featuring chef Jean-Paul Bondoux, the top French chef in South America, with two other locations, one in Punta del Este, Uruguay, and the other in Buenos Aires at the Alvear Palace Hotel. Chef Bondoux conveys the taste of the best local products with his French techniques. The open kitchen invites guests and clients to enjoy and learn the cooking secrets of high-end gastronomy while they stay at the comfortable "La Posada".