Os wines in Puerto Iguazú are one of the great attractions for those crossing the border from Foz do Iguaçu.
Besides Argentinean dinners and the famous duty-free shop, the city is also excellent for buying quality wines at great prices.
With an impressive variety of Argentine, Chilean, and other regional labels, wine shops in Puerto Iguazú are a hit with wine lovers looking to take home a good bottle.
In this post, you will find out where to buy wine in Puerto Iguazu Holiday Rentals, which are the best stores, what types of wines to find and how to include this experience in your itinerary for the Triple Frontier region.
Read on!
Why buy wine in Puerto Iguazú?
A Argentina is recognized worldwide for its wine production, especially red wines made from Malbec grapes.
Therefore, buying wine in Puerto Iguazú is an opportunity to buy renowned labels at lower prices than in Brazil, as well as finding wines that are not available in Brazilian supermarkets and stores.
Furthermore, the price of wines in Puerto Iguazú varies considerably, but it is common to find good labels between R$30 and R$80, and premium wines starting at R$100.
It is also possible to buy sparkling wines, white wines, rosés and other varieties with guaranteed origin.
Best Stores to Buy Wine in Puerto Iguazú
Below, check out the main wine shops in Puerto Iguazú that are worth a visit:
Don Jorge's Wine Cellar
One of the most traditional stores in the city, it specializes in Argentine wines from various producing regions.
The team offers good service and recommendations according to the customer's taste. Fair prices and a good variety.
- Address: Av. República Argentina 188
- Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 22 p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m. to 13 p.m. and 16 p.m. to 20 p.m.
Adega Caminos Wine Boutique
With a refined selection, Caminos is a boutique that works with award-winning labels and rarities from the Argentine market.
Ideal for those looking for special wines or wanting to give as a gift.
- Address: Hipólito Yrigoyen 1162
- Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 21 a.m. to 22 p.m.
Oda Vinoteca
With over 20 years of growth, a charming atmosphere, and welcoming service, Oda Vinoteca offers wines, champagne, and spirits. It's a favorite among Brazilians.
- Address: Av. Pres. Juan Domingo Perón 152-200
- Opening hours: Monday to Thursday, and Saturday, from 17:30 pm to 22 pm.
From White to Red
With an evocative name, the store offers options ranging from light whites to full-bodied reds. The variety is a highlight, as are the good prices and friendly service.
- Address: Felix of Azara 550
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 22pm. Saturday, 9:30am to 23pm.
Tips for Buying Wine in Puerto Iguazú
- Check the quota limit: By land, the limit is US$500 per person, and wine is included in this amount.
- Check validity and transport: Prefer to transport wines in appropriate boxes or bags to avoid breakage.
- Compare prices: Each store may have different prices for the same label. It's worth shopping around!
- Tasting: Some stores offer tastings before purchase. Take advantage of this opportunity to try new flavors.
What to Buy in Puerto Iguazú: Other Varieties
In addition to wines, it is common to find olive oils, alfajores, dulce de leche, cold cuts and gourmet products.
After all, Puerto Iguazú is a gastronomic destination that pleases the senses.
Foz do Iguaçu to Puerto Iguazú: How to Get There and Itinerary Tips
Getting from Foz do Iguaçu to Puerto Iguazú is simple. Just cross the Tancredo Neves Bridge by car, app-based transportation, or on sightseeing tours.
Therefore, it is important to have an identity document (ID in good condition or passport) to cross the border.
The journey takes about 20 to 30 minutes, depending on customs traffic.
It's also worth taking the opportunity to dine in Argentina or visit the famous Duty Free Puerto Iguazu.
And, after exploring Puerto Iguazú and securing your favorite wines, it's time to visit one of Foz do Iguaçu's biggest attractions: the Itaipu Dam.
With Turismo Itaipu, you can schedule several tour options, and teverything with discount options for neighboring residents and online reservations.
Therefore, an ideal itinerary might include:
- Day 1: Iguazu Falls + Bird Park
- Day 2: Morning in Puerto Iguazú (shopping and wine) + Argentine dinner
- Day 3: Itaipu Tourism + Sunset on the Lake
In short, if you love wine, visiting Puerto Iguazú is an unmissable opportunity.
With its diverse specialty stores, good prices, and renowned labels, the Argentine city has established itself as a paradise for wine lovers.
Therefore, include this experience in your itinerary for Foz do Iguaçu and take the opportunity to experience the best of the Triple Frontier with Itaipu Tourism!
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