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.

Let's start off with the good: ambiance! While it may seem unexpected as you drove through the…read morestreets of Casablanca, Kingston welcomes you to a tucked away escape of rolling hills and views that carry on for miles. The moment you sent down, you are able to breathe and relax. Next: Service and offerings. Wine selection is wide, the menu making it easy to narrow down your choice by preference. Service was quite slow, and could be more attentive. In fact, we decided against a second round because it took too long to get any attention. Pro Tip: Don't sleep on the charcuterie board, and make sure to be prepared to give your full order and set expectations (such as, "we will be having a couple of glasses throughout our visit today"). This could help expedite service and ensure you'll enjoy your full visit.

Arriving at this winery, I was overwhelmed by how modern and beautiful it is! The surrounding views…read moreare stunning! Our hostess, Francesca was very friendly and knowledgeable. The tour of the property was time well spent. My favorite wine was the 2019 Alazan pinot. Since there is a distribution center in Oregon- you can purchase wine and have it shipped to the United States.

We scheduled a tour and tasting to kick off my birthday. It's definitely one of the larger wineries…read morein Casablanca Valley. We got to tour the production facility and saw the barrel room. After the tour, we tasted through a sampling of all 3 of their lines. During the tasting, they even prepared a birthday treat for me to enjoy with the wine, such a nice touch! The Ritual line was my favorite wine we tried.

Wow, this place is huge! The location is definitely beautiful and makes for some pretty pictures…read more We had a reservation for our tour and tasting and were a bit early, so we explored the shop and enjoyed the view for a bit before we were greeted. Our guide was so informative and I really learned a lot about the wine making process. Who knew the bottle labels change depending on where it is shipped?! We definitely marveled at the "eggs" and the many giaganic vats of wine. Wine making is such a science, I give big props to anyone that gives it a go. We had our tasting overlooking the bottling room and next to this cool display of wine bottle openers, years of history in a modern building. Our guide was again very informative and even gave us a bonus taste of a wine we had been talking about on the tour, his favorite, though I (of course) cannot remember what it was called now. This was our 3rd winery of the day, so I struggled to finish all the wines as I was pretty tapped out at that point, but I definitely enjoyed them. I would recommend stopping here on a CV winery tour your next trip to Chile, and I would definitely come back again.

Very nice non touristic winery. They offer a $24000 price per person unlimited wine with appetizer,…read moreentree and dessert. The services was more than perfect!! The food was definitely gourmet 5 stars I'm so glad my local Chilean friends brought me here!! They also have weddings there! Their wine is also excellent!!

Such a nice getaway from the chaotic Santiago to enjoy some wine and dine that's only an hour away…read more This cozy place looks like a little estancia, a lot of flowers throughout the place and each room is very cozy and large. All rooms have some outdoor space you can sit to just enjoy the garden. You can pick a package to include meal and wine tasting. The wine tour is interesting and it's worthy to pick their best wine option it's not too expensive and you get to refill more. The food are the restaurant is amazing, I did the wine pairing lunch is highly recommended, each dish is carefully created to perfect pair with the wine.

I loved this vineyard. It's right off highway but once you are there it's so peaceful. In the…read morebackyard there are alpacas! Wine tasting and alpacas. What could be better ? The staff explained the wines in both Spanish and English and it was very interesting to learn about their wine making. Their wine was affordable, and since I was traveling with only one suitcase, I really appreciated that they had small bottles at their shop. I saw their wines sold at Santiago airport duty free stores, too! (But prices were marked up 2-3x more)

Gorgeous vineyard right off the highway. The main entrance is literally right off the service road…read more The vinyard itself was beautiful with the main road lined with colors of green trees and purple flowers. Once parked, it's a very short walk to their main building where you can try their different wines and also buy organic honey which is pretty cheap compared to US prices. On the way to the building be sure to see alpacas and other animals that roam the grounds. They're known for having all organic wines. We dropped in right in time for their 3pm tasting with Vivi. The first we tried was a souvingnon blanc. It was light and fruity. It was followed by a more intense white blend that was a combination of grapes, but resulted in a more floral aroma. Next was a Carmenere, which is considered the grape of Chile. 97% of Carmenere grapes are from Chile. The flavor was quite peppery. The last one was the signature wine of Emiliana, called Coyam. It's their signature because it was their first organic blend. It's created with 6 grapes, giving it a very complex taste. This one is aged in oak unlike the others. Vivi was very knowledgeable and was very good at explaining how some things were unique to Chile. 95% of their wines are exported and I will definitely be looking for them next time I go to the liquor store. Would highly recommend checking out this winery.

Stopped by Café Plaza Moro after the Pablo Neruda House and Rodrigo was such a gem! We had jugo de…read moremango, the tortellini de carne, and ceviche. Everything was so delicately made and care was obviously given to the presentation. I would highly recommend this cafe for anyone in the area.

This little sidewalk cafe has a wonderful menu including Chilean Empanadas which are absolutely the…read morebest. The hosts are very friendly and eager to chat about the area (Spanish, English and Portuguese spoken here) and present their food and service graciously. The location is near a park on a street very close to the open air museum. Don't miss it. The lunch menu includes 3 courses, soft drink, and dessert and coffee for $8.900pesos.