The wine tasting is at 6 pm, and though I’ve been living in Latin America for over a year and a half, like a typical American I show up too early and decide to walk…
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Passing from one barrio to the next in Buenos Aires, there are many a chic looking sushi joints with dazzling signs of words that sound familiarly Japanese. Pay no mind to the phonetics and neon….
The Hash House Harriers in Buenos Aires, and around the globe, are a perfect combination of jog and jocular. Often and proudly self described as ‘a drinking club with a running problem’ the group has…
Although the restaurant scene in BA is still dominated by traditional parillas (BBQs) and Italian restaurants, diversity is steadily growing and if you fancy a break from the steak and want a bit of spice…
Wine tasting is not the pastime that Buenos Aires is best known for. If you are an eno-tourist and have come to Argentina to sample its wines, it is without question that you will have a more fulfilling experience spending time in Mendoza or one of Argentina’s many other wine regions. Nevertheless, Buenos Aires is not completely barren of wine tasting opportunities. They are simply sparse and often require a bit of effort in seeking them out. Hence, the following recommendations may prove helpful in your search for catas de vinos in Buenos Aires.
