Chachingo Wine Fair 2026 in Bariloche: date, tickets, and participating wineries

Chachingo Wine Fair returns to Bariloche for the fourth time on Friday, September 11, 2026 at the Sheraton Hotel Bariloche at 8 PM. The event brings together 40 wineries from all over the country in a single day of tasting, featuring gastronomy and live music.

Which wineries are taking part in Chachingo Wine Fair Bariloche?

This edition will feature producers and wineries from six provinces: Jujuy, Salta, Mendoza, Neuquén, Río Negro, and Chubut. A total of 40 wineries will take part, including the following:

• Azusto Wines
• Alma Negra
• Alta Yari
• Bodega Aicardi
• Bodega Ayestaran Allard
• Bodega Patritti
• Bodega Rolland
• Bressia
• Casa Redonda
• Catena Zapata
• Clos de los Siete
• El Bayeh
• El Cese
• El Enemigo
• El Relator
• El Viticultor
• Familia Schroeder
• Finca La Celia
• Finca La Tábana
• Galileo Wines
• Jorge Rubio
• Lagarde
• Lalala Wines
• Linaje Wines
• Lo Sance
• López
• Luca Wines
• Luigi Bosca
• Mae Wines
• Mil Suelos
• Mosquita Muerta
• Otro Loco Más
• Paso a Paso Wines
• Patagonian Wines
• Rosell Boher
• Sánchez Carrillo
• Simonassi Lyon
• The Wine Plan
• Trivento
• Vistalba

What are the tickets like and what do they include?

Tickets can be purchased through the Entrada Web website. The event has limited capacity, and the ticket includes tastings from all participating wineries.

What other activities does the fair offer?

In addition to the tasting, the day will feature a live music show and free water service. The food menu was designed jointly by the Casa Vigil team and the hotel’s team.

For those coming from other parts of the city, there will be discounts of up to 50% on Uber rides to and from the Sheraton Bariloche Hotel, using the code UBERCHACHINGOBRC, designed so that attendees don’t need to drive their own vehicles.

About Chachingo Wine Fair

Chachingo Wine Fair is a traveling wine fair created in 2017 by winemaker Alejandro Vigil together with his wife María Sance and Fernando Gabrielli. The event was already held in Bariloche in 2023 and 2024, and in 2026 this will be its fourth edition in the city.

During 2026, the fair has already toured five cities across the country before arriving in Bariloche: Mendoza (as part of the National Grape Harvest Festival, with 40 wineries and more than 900 attendees), Rosario (fourth edition, sold out), Salta (first edition, more than 1,800 attendees), Córdoba (more than 1,500 attendees), and Buenos Aires (more than 2,500 people over two days). Together, these five editions drew more than 10,000 people.