I LOVED this wine tour! I've never been to Napa, but my boyfriend has a few times and he said this…read morewas on par with the napa experience. We found this place on trip advisor and we're a bit wary of it the $195/person was worth what we were getting. I was also nervous when I didn't get any confirmation from my deposit on PayPal. Our guide, Cristian, arrived at our hotel around 8am in a very nice bus and we proceeded to pick up the other guests at their hotels. On the way through the city, Cristian provided a "city tour" and tons of interesting information. This continued after we left Santiago and travelled through the countryside on the way to Casablanca valley. The wineries we went to were great (Loma Larga, Bodegas RE, and Morandé). We purchased wines at the first two! Note: LOma ships back home for free but Bodegas doesn't offer shipping) The lunch was four courses of delicious bread, poké, steak and risotto, and dessert with sparkling wine tasting! We left and we're back at our hotel by 5:30 in time to get ready for our evening plans! I would HIGHLY recommend this Uncorked tour, it is WELL worth it. Cristian is starting his own tour company on the coast in Valparaiso, "Coast of Poets" so he won't be touring any longer sadly.

Uncorked Wine Tours really delivered on everything they promised. Very small group, unique wineries…read moreand excellent choice of the places where we stopped for lunch in the Colchagua region and Casablanca region. It is worth every penny. The tour guide was extremely nice and friendly. What a great experience!! I highly recommend booking with them if you want a truly unique winery visits experience.

Six months after my MBA cohort visited Errazuriz, the winery remains a highlight not only of my…read moretrip but for winery hospitality in general, and I say this while living in Napa. The staff and the wines were lovely, the setting elegant and picturesque. We did not get an opportunity to tour their wine production building, an architectural gem, but we did get hosted for an amazing lecture and lunch in their tasting area nearby, tucked into a memorable private valley that served as an oasis of polished standards.

What a gorgeous Winery, with amazing people and fantastic food!…read more If you want to have a meal, make sure to make a reservation, they have a rather small restaurant and will run out of room. Food is amazing and totally worth it. I had the ossobuco and it was absolutely fantastic, falling off the bone, melting in your mouth delicious! Their wines are also delicious. We did the historical tour plus tasting, and they served 4 of their signature wines. All super smooth, delicious. They sell most of their production internally to Chile. Their wine is fantastic: dry but smooth. I highly recommend the tour as well, you get to learn about the property, all the owners and how it got to what it is today. Highly recommend it visiting the Santa Rita Winery if you ever find yourself in Chile.

Absolutely gorgeous gardens. A charming walk through its views, walking among the trees and getting…read moreto know every corner was a beautiful experience, the winery was very well preserved and the tours were very interesting. We had 4 wines. Paired with cheese and crackers.

Had a great afternoon bike ride to the winery and wonderful to say it was arranged for a day on…read morewhich the winery was closed to the public. That meant that the 10 of us had the tour and the garden all to ourselves for a wine tasting and picnic that included several of their proprietor's reserve wines. Now this Casablanca winery does not produce spectacular vintages, but their Carmenere, Pinot Noir and Tapihue are all well crafted reds worth well more than their price (averaging the equivalent of around $10/bottle or a bit more for the Tapihue blended red that has been rated highly in competitions). Bought several bottles that we carried on to our next vacation spot for our hotel-room-happy-hours. A great and seriously money-saving idea. Sign me, David "Bowery" M

A winery tasting tour on our way to Valparaiso, Chile!…read more THE AMBIANCE: William Cole Vineyards was very green and spacious. We were given a tour and history of the vineyard and then went inside the building to enjoy some wine and presentations (this was an attorney trip for MCLE credits). The room is beautiful and classy. There is a gift shop inside the wine tasting room, which sells bottles, clothing, and books. The restrooms are located right outside the wine tasting room and the women's bathroom had two (2) stalls. It is a small, narrow restroom. THE WINE: We were offered a variety of wines and I enjoyed them all. THE TIPS: Keep your eye on the weather. It was really cold on our visit! (November 2015)

Yelp is still growing in Santiago so I ended up doing my searching for food tours on another site…read more The name rhymes with "Rip Travisor" and this organization was well reviewed and the price met my budget. We met Nikolas at the assigned spot and we waited about five minutes for two others who were booked but had not arrived. Oh, well. His English was excellent and completely understandable. Interesting spots on the tour and not just food. A good amount of cultural spots as it was neat to learn about Chile and Santiago's history. Lots of walking, too! A little but too much "talking" here and there, but that's just me. Food on the tour included empanadas, a pisco sour, coffee and a pastry, and a tasty meal at a restaurant that I'd already bookmarked to hit up during my time here. Oops. Well worth it.