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4.3 (9 reviews)

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Kristina I.

This was the last stop on a wine tour that my husband and I went on while traveling to the Santiago area. We weren't crazy about the wines at Undurraga as compared to the other two local wineries that we visited. It seemed a bit too mass produced for our tastes. The vineyard and the winery were absolutely beautiful. We took a wine tour and the guide was extremely knowledgeable and answered all of our questions. We enjoyed our time here, but were a bit disappointed by the wines.

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Eileen R.

What a lovely vineyard! I had sampled Undurraga wines while in Santiago and really liked them. Since I had a full day to kill before catching my 10pm flight home, I hired a driver to take me to this winery so I could catch the 1:30 tour and wine tasting. Our tour guide Luciano did a fantastic job. Our group consisted of both Spanish and Portuguese speaking tourists, so he did the tour in Portanol. He was completely understandable in both languages. The tour is similar to most winery tours, starting outside showing us the vineyard and the different types of grapes grown there. Luciano told the story of the Carmenere grape, which was thought to be extinct until a Frenchman figured out that Chilean Merlots were actually Caremenere. Now this is the signature wine of Chile - as well it should be. He took us inside to show us the barrels and gave us the typical spiel about oak barrels and how they are used for wine and then, when done with wine are sold for whisky and bourbon. This winery was a bit different in that they have a small museum dedicated to the Mapuche indigenous people. We didn't get to spend a lot of time there, but the exhibits were professionally done and very interesting. Our wine tasting consisted of 4 wines: 1. T.H. (Terroir Hunter) Sauvignon Blanc, Leyda, 2016. I do not prefer whites at all, but this one was crisp and clean 2. Sibaris, Gran Reserva, Carmenere. Medium bodied and tasty. 3. Founder's Collection, Cab. Sav., 2015. Absolutely delicious. Had this at a restaurant in Santiago, and it's why I booked this tour here. Yummy!! 4. Late Harvest, Reserva Especial, Valle de Maipo, 2017. A sweet white which was also crisp and clean and not too cloying. And as a bonus, we got to take our pretty glasses as souvenirs. They have a nice wine shop where you can buy all of these wines as well as others not tasted, and they have a nice selection of souvenirs. While I was browsing, Luciano came over and gave me a cork of the T.H. since I had mentioned that I enjoyed it earlier in the week. This winery also has an aroma room, which you can access for an additional cost. I did not do this, so cannot comment on that portion of the winery. Not far from Downtown Santiago and definitely worth the time!

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Emiliana

5.0(5 reviews)
34.6 km
$

This winery is amazing. Allison was an amazing tour guide. Extremely knowledgeable, amazing…read moreEnglish, and so kind. The wine pairing was lovely, I highly recommend. The scenery is beautiful, amazing ambiance. Allison put so much thought and knowledge into the tour. Our group was mainly English speaking and there was no language barrier with Allison. She deserves a raise! We will definitely be back the next time we are in Chile! Thank you Allison for an amazing time! We will remember this experience forever.

Emiliana Organic Vineyard is a gorgeous spot and well worth visiting…read more This was my first visit to a winery, so I can't compare it to any others, but I think I picked an awesome first one to visit! While I didn't go on the wine tasting tour (not with children in tow), my family and I visited the wineshop and peruse the vineyard independently. We had to check in at a guard gate to enter, and wind our way through tons of grapevine fields. Another station guarded the parking lot. After this, we were able to wander as we pleased without supervision or anyone telling us what we should be doing. The property is gorgeous with tons of plants and greenery, a nice breeze and the mountains in view all around us; this made for altogether a quiet and peaceful experience. The openness allowed my children to happily run wild, alongside the chickens and pheasants grazing on the lawns around the wine shop. We watched the Alpacas in their stone-walled keep and even went inside the (also stone-walled) organic garden bursting with vegetables, herbs and fruit trees. The wine shop building itself is stunning in the beauty of its design, both inside and out. Inside on the first floor, wines and other goods are for sale, including a tiny Patagonia-brand clothing/gear section! The windows are surrounded by a ton of tall, striking flowers, and we were able to watch Large Chilean Hummingbirds close-up and in action feasting on these flowers. We purchased our wine and peered at the view from upstairs before heading out to the massive back porch and patio area of tables and chairs. I drank a coffee out here; unfortunately, the separate cafe/restaurant had already closed (we arrived in the mid-late afternoon). On the way back to the parking lot, we took pictures and my children even climbed some trees. Thanks for a great visit, Emiliana!

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Bodegas RE

4.9(7 reviews)
71.3 km

One of my favorite stops in all of The Valley! The staff was terrific, the tour was very…read moreinformational, and all the wines were incredibly delicious. We scheduled the tour and tasting on my birthday; they surprised me halfway through the tasting with a special dessert (with a little birthday card) and even sang "Happy Birthday" in English and Spanish! It was such a sweet personal touch and made the experience very memorable. We even ended up taking 3 bottles home with us!

This was my favorite stop on our winery tour of the Casablanca Valley (we went to three). Its a…read morebeautiful place even without any grapes on the vines. We had a nice tour of their facility and learned a lot about the wine making process, followed by a nice lunch with wine parings. They do a lot of cool things at this particular winery, unique blends and experimentation with infused liquors, and even balsamic vinegar. It was very interesting to see the process and so hard to imagine having something age for 20+ years! There is a lot of risk in aging something so long, so much possibility for failure. We enjoyed our lunch and pairing in the barrel room. It was chilly, but they provided blankets (and lets be honest, you are drinking and that keeps you warmer) and the ambiance certainly added to the experience. I was not expecting super delicious food becuase it is not their focus, but I was pleasantly surprised that the courses were all delicious. Clearly they are good at what they do, the food paired perfeclty with each wine. The end of the meal was paired with one of their liquors and while I could not drink it straight (too strong for me), it was excellent poured over the desert, as suggested. If you have the chance to visit, I highly recommend doing the lunch pairing, not just a tasting. I would absolutely come back here if I found myself in the Casablance Valley again. Make sure to take some time to look through their shop before you leave. They have some cute things, along with their wines and liquors.

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Bodegas RE - They prepared a special birthday treat for me during my tasting! Incredibly sweet personal touch

They prepared a special birthday treat for me during my tasting! Incredibly sweet personal touch

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Viña Lapostolle

4.8(9 reviews)
111.6 km
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I've been to a lot of vineyards, both in and out of Chile. And this is by far one of the coolest…read moreI've seen. Whoever designed this place is an architectural genius. We didn't get here until a little after 4 PM on a Wednesday. It felt like they stayed open just for me and my friend, though there was one French guy who joined us on the tour. What would he know about wine? The tour and tasting will run you about $45 US, but that includes their renowned 2012 Clos Apalta, which I actually found less enjoyable than their 2014 Merlot for about 1/6 the price. Our guide was excellent and explained the vineyard's operations in great detail, including their system of gravity, which was certainly a first for me. When you get to the tasting room, you'll soon realize you got your money's worth. The guide will offer you a robe to keep you warm before you head in toward the table which sits atop the owners' 6,000 bottle private collection. Apparently, access to the basement was off-limits, as was the wine in it. Bummer.

TOUR AND GROUNDS…read more Lapostolle's Clos Apalta Winery is a must if you are visiting Colchagua Valley. The fact that their wine is among the most highly rated in Chile is only part of the reason. If you are coming from the US, you are unlikely to purchase any wine here since it's cheaper to buy it in the US. But you have to come see this winery... from beginning to end, the design and the process.. it's like a love story to wine. The grounds are just stunning. In every room and part of the tour, they say something that makes you go "wow". I also learned a lot of new and very interesting things about winemaking and distribution. The tasting includes a white (Chardonnay/Semillion, from which I learned the Semillion takes away from the harshness of the Chard, softening it), the lower end red (a Merlot) to their high end Clos Apalta that sells for less than $100 in the US, mid $100s at the winery and $200 and up elsewhere in Chile. Tours are offered in English and Spanish and although a bit steep at 20.000 CLP (~ $33), it's the same price that they charge for a tour at Viu Manent. After coming this far to visit wine country, I can't imagine trying to skimp on the price of a tour. Just do it. LUNCH We stayed for the wine pairing lunch, which is served at the Residence at tables overlooking the vineyard. We had the "Menú Lapostolle Clos de Apalta" (60.000 CLP or $100 USD per person); for 40.000 CLP we could have had it paired with the Cuvée Alexandre wine instead. The menu includes Aperitif, Starter, Main Course and Dessert with coffee and chocolates and is the same regardless of your pairing. The only difference between the two menus is the wine served with the main. They are very accommodating of dietary restrictions, and I was served chicken instead of angus loin for the main because I don't eat red meat. Aperitif: Casa Sauvignon Blanc Grand Selection 2013 Organic Apple & Blueberry Gazpacho Cup Blue Cheese Grilled Scallop Spoon Chive & Cheese Empanadita Starter: Lapostolle Cuvee Alexandre Chardonnay 2013 Preserved lemon seasoned shrimp over pumpkin & cinnamon cream, vanilla oil, flowers from the garden Main: Lapostolle Clos Apalta 2010 *** (better than the one they give you on the tour) Masala Chicken with pan seared organic tomaotes Dessert: Grand Marnier (by the way, this vineyard is owned by the Marnier Lapostolle family, which owns both, as well as Kappa Pisco.. a French family with a long history in the business) Cherimoya cream stuffed Meringue with homemade dulce de leche & Armagnac ice cream I don't need to go into each item and what was good and not because everything was outstanding. Really. The pairing was perfect, each item was perfection, I just loved the whole thing. Ranks up there with the best meals ever. Expensive? Sure. But considering the wine pairing and the amount of food we got, it was totally reasonable. Much better than meals I've paid more for in the US. Our lunch was relaxed and we spent well over two hours enjoying our food, wine, and the view. It was really a lovely afternoon and the highlight of our visit to Colchagua.

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