There was JohnM and I, cruising up to our pub near Mendoza and he suggests dropping in on some winery for lunch.
Sounded like a plan, so we talked our way past the guard at the gate and proceeded to the O'Fornier winery:
There we were met by a delightful young lady who insisted on giving us a tour of the place (another thread!) and a taste of some of their plonk (sigh). Then we had lunch.
This was the view (that's snow on the high Andes for the uninitiated).
A 6 course degustation menu - started with two appetisers - Parmesan foam with chardonnay caramelised onions in wonton dough, then sausage balls in sausage sauce and (very!) fresh oregano.
Then soup: "Maize textures" - foam, soup and grains. Then my main - twice cooked ragout in polenta cream.
Torrentes sorbet and Malbec poached pears with vanilla ice cream in a caramel basket to finish.
Everything was just wow. A$100/head for tour, tasting, 6 course degustation with matching wine in a superb location.
Of course there was matching wine, but this is the food thread.