Colchagua · Casablanca · Maipo

Chile's Finest
Wine Valleys,
Yours to Explore.

We take you beyond the bottle — into the cellars, the vineyards, and the stories of the people who make Chile's most celebrated wines.

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The Regions

Nine Valleys,
One Country

Chile's red wine heartland

Colchagua Valley

Renowned for bold Carmenère and Cabernet Sauvignon, Colchagua is a sun-drenched valley of haciendas, world-class wineries, and the warmth of Chilean hospitality at its finest.

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Cool-climate elegance

Casablanca Valley

Cooled by Pacific breezes, Casablanca produces Chile's most celebrated Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir — crisp, mineral, and utterly distinctive.

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The Bordeaux of South America

Maipo Valley

In the shadow of the Andes, Maipo's legendary terroir yields Cabernet Sauvignon of extraordinary depth and complexity — Chile's most storied wine region.

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Chile's hidden gem

Curicó Valley

One of Chile's most underrated valleys, Curicó produces elegant Chardonnay and Merlot at exceptional value. Fewer crowds, more authenticity — a true insider's destination.

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Old vines, new discoveries

Maule Valley

Home to some of Chile's oldest dry-farmed vines, Maule is where tradition meets a new generation of winemakers crafting natural and artisan wines of extraordinary character.

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Chile's ancient wine frontier

Itata Valley

The oldest wine-growing region in Chile, Itata's granite soils and cool southern climate produce hauntingly beautiful Cinsault and Muscat from vines planted centuries ago.

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The cool south awakens

Bío-Bío Valley

Chile's southernmost frontier wine region, Bío-Bío's cold climate and volcanic soils yield aromatic whites and delicate reds that are redefining the boundaries of Chilean wine.

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Where the Andes meet the vine

Aconcagua Valley

Named after the highest peak in the Americas, Aconcagua's extreme diurnal temperature swings produce wines of intense concentration and remarkable freshness — from powerful Cabernet to elegant coastal Pinot Noir.

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The northern half of Rapel

Cachapoal Valley

Sitting between the Andes and the coastal range, Cachapoal's elegant Cabernet Sauvignon and Carmenère show a refined mineral quality that rewards patience — and rewards the traveller who seeks it out.

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Our Tours

Curated Experiences
Worth Travelling For

Colchagua Valley

Colchagua Full-Day Experience

10 hoursUp to 8 guests
  • 3 premium winery visits
  • Guided cellar tours
  • Paired lunch at estate
  • Private transport from Santiago
From $195 USDView Details
Maipo Valley

Maipo Valley Sunset Tour

6 hoursUp to 6 guests
  • 2 iconic Maipo wineries
  • Andes mountain views
  • Sunset tasting session
  • Small group, personal guide
From $145 USDView Details
Casablanca Valley

Casablanca Coastal Wine Trail

8 hoursUp to 8 guests
  • Cool-climate white wine focus
  • Artisan cheese pairing
  • Coastal vineyard walks
  • Sommelier-led tastings
From $165 USDView Details

Why Us

The Difference Is
In the Details

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Small Groups Only

Maximum 8 guests per tour. You'll never feel like a number — only a welcome guest.

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Expert Local Guides

Our guides are certified sommeliers with deep roots in Chile's wine culture.

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Exclusive Access

We open doors to private cellars and family estates not available to the public.

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Fully Tailored

Every tour is customizable — dietary needs, pace, and wine preferences all considered.

Traveler Stories

Heard Around
the Tasting Table

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An absolutely unforgettable day. Our guide knew every winemaker personally — it felt like visiting old friends, not a tourist attraction.

Sarah M.

New York, USA

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The Colchagua tour was the highlight of our entire trip to South America. Impeccably organized, intimate, and the wines were extraordinary.

James & Claire T.

London, UK

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I've done wine tours in France and Italy — this was on another level. The Andes backdrop alone is worth the trip.

Lukas B.

Berlin, Germany

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Ready to Taste
Chile?

Every great wine has a story. Let us take you to where those stories begin — in the valleys, the cellars, and the hands of the people who craft them.