Those who are familiar with the global wine scene will agree that the South American country of Chile is one of the most criminally underrated enological destinations on the planet. The delicious drinks made from grapes from vineyards located at the foot of the snowcapped Andes Mountains provide visitors with an attractive place to partake in wine tourism.
If you find yourself in Chile, here are three wineries that you must check out.
Emiliana Vineyard
This organic vineyard, located halfway between the capital of Santiago and the coastal city of Valparaiso, offers tours of its stunning grounds on which livestock are combined with the biodynamic agriculture that the winery promotes and practices.
Santa Cruz Vineyard
Located in remote central Chile, Santa Cruz is a great choice if you are looking for a rural getaway. This Colchagua Valley vineyard doesn’t only offer tours of its grounds, as it also includes an aerial tram lift so that visitors can see the vineyards from a new perspective.
Concha y Toro Vineyard
Travelers to the Chilean capital of Santiago should check out Concha y Toro, conveniently located only a short trip south from the big city on the banks of the Malpo River. This immaculately curated family-run estate is a place to get lost in the world of wine.
