Bodega Viñas de Oro is a winery located 133 miles south of Lima, Peru in the district of El Carmen, Chincha in Ica. It began producing Pisco in 1993 before building their modern bodega which can produce up to 200,000 litres of Pisco! Of particular interest to Pisco lovers is their Brandy Limited Edition which is aged in oak barrels and kept for 5 years.
Read more about Ica Valley and the producers in Peru in the South America Wine Guide book.
Finca 314 is a family winery that has been run by the women of the family ever since its foundation in 1821. The ladies own 23 hectares of Pisco vines in Ica and, while Pisco continues to be their main source of income, they launched a series of artisanal wines a couple of years ago.
Read more about Ica Valley and the producers in Peru in the South America Wine Guide book.
Bodega Murga is a new natural wine and artisanal Pisco project on the river terraces of Pisco. Promising first vintage of Criolla varieties, including some characterful orange wines. I’m really looking forward to seeing how this exciting project evolves.
Read more about Ica Valley and the producers in Peru in the South America Wine Guide book.
Pachawines is a promising new project by renowned Chilean winemaker Claudio Barría (who helped resuscitate old vines in Chile’s Itata region). Here he is working with small, organic producers across Peru to make a terroir series of Criolla wines.
Read more about Ica Valley and the producers in Peru in the South America Wine Guide book.