Santa Julia was founded in 1963 with Argentine (Zuccardi family, of Italian origin) origin. Throughout its history, the house built a distinctive identity within the Maipú winemaking landscape, maintaining commitment to quality and consistency vintage after vintage. Its trajectory reflects the evolution of Argentine wine from traditional roots to contemporary premium projects.
Zuccardi family · Maipú
Visiting Santa Julia
Santa Julia is the Zuccardi family line born from the idea of making accessible wines without losing quality. A pioneer in organic certification and fair trade in Argentina, its vineyards in Maipú pro...
Luján de Cuyo
The Land of Malbec
Private Tastings
Gourmet Lunch
Exclusive Transfer
All Inclusive at Wineries
Mendoza · Argentina
Luján de Cuyo
The Land of Malbec
Private Tastings
Gourmet Lunch
Exclusive Transfer
All Inclusive at Wineries
Mendoza · Argentina
Zuccardi family · Maipú
Santa Julia,
the experience.
Santa Julia is the Zuccardi family line born from the idea of making accessible 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 program and agroecological garden.
"A curated visit with the attention to detail this winery deserves."
Discovery Wine Mendoza · conciergeHistory & legacy
The house, its origin.
Terroir & vineyards
The place makes the wine.
Santa Julia's vineyards sit at around 750 metros altitude in Maipú, one of Mendoza's most recognized wine regions. Alluvial stony soils and direct Andean influence define a microclimate of marked temperature swings, ideal for classic Argentine red varietals. Their specialty: Línea accesible de la familia Zuccardi.
Architecture & visit
The space where it happens.
The winery combines production spaces and visitor areas designed for quality wine tourism. Barrel cellars, tasting rooms and vineyard views are part of a tour designed for visitors to understand the house philosophy. The Casa del Visitante / Pan y Oliva restaurant offers a gastronomic experience complementing the tasting.
Iconic wines
The collection of Santa Julia
01
Magna
The Zuccardi family's flagship. A Malbec bearing Sebastián's signature, in tribute to his father.
02
Santa Julia Reserva Malbec
Accessible premium line. Malbec with oak aging and the consistency of the Zuccardis.
03
Santa Julia Tintillo
Fresh, juicy Bonarda-Malbec blend. The youngest, most vibrant face of the house.
04
Santa Julia Tardío
Late-harvest Torrontés and Chardonnay. Sweet, balanced, perfect for desserts.
Recognition
Awards & critique.
Santa Julia regularly receives recognition in specialized publications like Tim Atkin Argentina Report, Wine Enthusiast and Descorchados. Their premium wines typically score between 90 and 94 points, marking a consistent position within Argentina's quality wine tourism.
Frequently asked
The questions we get most.
How do I get to the winery?
The winery is in Maipú, accessible from Mendoza city center. Discovery Wine coordinates the private driver and full day, no waits at the entrance.
Is advance booking required?
Yes. Like most premium wineries in Mendoza, it receives visitors by reservation. Discovery Wine handles the full coordination process.
How long does the visit last?
The guided visit with tasting lasts 75 to 120 minutes. With lunch included, the full day with transfers is 6 to 8 hours.
Can you combine this winery with others the same day?
Yes. We usually arrange days with 2 or 3 complementary wineries from Maipú plus gourmet lunch. This gives a complete view of the region.
Is it suitable for people with little wine knowledge?
Yes. Visits adapt to the group's level. Discovery Wine tunes the narrative so you enjoy the experience from your own starting point.
Our service
How we visit
Santa Julia.
We coordinate the visit to Santa Julia within a curated private tour: hotel pickup, booking management, pacing, with gourmet lunch and a complementary winery if desired. No queues, no waits, your pace. Discover our private wine tour in Mendoza or explore the Maipú.