Navarro Correas Winery, one of the first in South America, dates back to the 18th century and is deeply rooted in Argentinian history and culture. Located in Mendoza, the winery hosts Polo Argentina and sponsors the Argentinian Open, adding a touch of elegance and tradition. Inside, visitors can explore a wine room, reception room, art gallery, and two tasting rooms. The vibrant bottle labels, designed by local artists, add a splash of color. While Navarro Correas produces both red and white wines, it is particularly renowned for its sparkling wines, a unique offering in a region celebrated for Malbec.
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