I didn't find what I was looking for there, but very helpful sales associate told me where I could…read morefind what I needed wanted!

Selection selection selection. El Mundo de Vino has it all and should, the store in El Golf is…read moreabout 50 times bigger than my apartment. EL Mundo de Vino has a ton of wines and champagnes to choose from, as well as Whiskey, Vodka and Pisco of course Their prices are super competitive and the store is beautiful. Their wines are stacked high in the wooden displays making you feel like you have walked into an exclusive wine cellar. Their staff are all trained and knowledgeable about their wide wine selection. I always know when I walk in that one of their employees will be able to help me pick out something perfect for whatever the occasion. The store is open later too so no need to dash over after work. They also have special packing accessories for travelers who want to take wine home with them. Nothing better than bringing home a Chilean wine after a long trip away from home.

I love that I can get an excellent beer to go here for less than I'd pay for a crappy beer in a bar…read moreor restaurant anywhere in the US! Knowledgeable staff don't disappoint. Tell them what you're looking for and you'll leave with some beers that will KNOCK YOUR SOCKS OFF!

For all of you who love deliciously-hoppy, incredibly-crisp, and extremely refreshing beers this is…read morethe place for you. Less than a year old, this beer store has already made a name for itself among the beer elitists in Chile. Started by fellow gringos, Beervana on Los Leones, has an incredible selection of both international and national beers. In fact, they have one fridge of US-beers, one of European beers (from the UK, Belgium and Germany) and one of Chilean microbrews. My favorites include their brews imported from some of California's best breweries such as Ballast Point, Green Flash, Coronado, Anderson Valley and Devil's Canyon. The owners, Ben and Perry, have the patience of a saint and take the time to explain (even to the most novice of beer drinkers) what is what and how you can distinguish between the brews. Definitely worth the time to come by and check out the beer options for your next asado. Also, if you fear these artesian beers might break the bank, keep an eye out as they always seem to have promotions on something (last week it was on Groupon but they also post it on FB).