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Things to Do in Chile Wine Country
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Carmenère Revival Tasting Journey
Taste the grape the world forgot. Thought extinct after the 1860s phylloxera, Carmenère survived in Chile, long mistaken for Merlot until identified in 1994. Visit historic vineyards and sample Chile’s signature red across distinct terroirs.
Colchagua Valley Wine Route
Follow the Ruta del Vino through the Colchagua Valley, visiting landmark estates. See Montes’ barrel room set to Gregorian chants and Lapostolle’s gravity-flow winery carved into the hillside—each revealing a unique approach to expressing Colchagua’s soils.
Farm-to-Table Wine Country Dining
Dine on estate-grown produce paired with wines from surrounding vines. Chilean wine country cuisine blends Mediterranean technique with Mapuche ingredients and Central Valley traditions, linking each seasonal dish and heirloom ingredient directly to the soil and winemaker’s guidance.
Horseback Ride Through the Vines
Ride Chilean Criollo horses through vineyards into the Andes with huaso guides from multi-generational farming families. Experience traditional dress and horsemanship as trails climb from valley vineyards through espino forest, offering views of estates below and the mountains beyond.
Vendimia Harvest and Blending Workshop
Join the March–April vendimia, picking grapes alongside vineyard workers. In the winery, blend Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenère, and Syrah with a winemaker, learning how each varietal shapes aroma and structure—and take home a bottle of your own creation.
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