On the tour you can learn a little more about the types of grapes and wines that are produced by the Santa Rita winery. You will see how are the production processes, from fermentation to bottling, through the oak casks used for aging, thus generating more flavor and body.

Before Santa Rita was a winery, the farm belonged to an important widow in Chilean history, Paula Jaraquemada. During the Chilean independence war, she received 120 wounded, sick, tired, patriotic army soldiers, gave them food, medicine, and shelter, helping a lot in the independence process, and the 120 became the name of a well-known wine in the Chile.

For wine lovers, Valle de Casablanca is a point not to miss the script at all! Famous for producing the finest white wines, the wineries have a youthful and modern charm, something quite different from other Chilean wineries.

Casas del Bosque is one of Casablanca’s most famous wineries, with wine tasting and beautiful gardens catching the attention of all who pass by.