AMERICAS
Argentina: Tango & Glaciers
Steak in Palermo, Malbec in Mendoza, ice at Perito Moreno.
The padavs
Buenos Aires earns four nights — Palermo's parrillas (Don Julio if you can book it), a closed-door restaurant in San Telmo, tango at a milonga not a tourist show, and an asado in someone's friend's friend's apartment. Fly to Mendoza for high-altitude Malbec at Catena Zapata and Salentein, and a winery lunch under the Andes. End in El Calafate: Perito Moreno glacier — the only one still advancing — a boat to the ice face, and Patagonian lamb cooked over open fire. Long flights between cities; the food earns them.
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unrestrained
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A day in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires's market halls — taste the region's cured meats, aged cheeses, and single-origin olive oil straight from the producer.
A nearby winery for a guided cellar tour; back at the hotel before the heat peaks.
Four courses at a family-run trattoria: antipasto, pasta made that morning, a braised second, and grappa to close.
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