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The quintessential guide to wineries in South America – from boutique wineries to big brands, quirky to classic, natural wines and artisanal wines to wineries known for their architecture and the best winery hotels and winery restaurants. You’ll find biodynamic and organic wine producers, family wineries and historic wineries in our winery guide. Whether you are looking for wineries in Chile, wineries in Argentina, wineries in Uruguay, wineries in Brazil, wineries in Peru, or wineries in Bolivia – we’ve got you covered! Use the filters above to get started exploring our South America Wine Guide.
Miguel Torres Chile
Miguel Torres Chile winery is based in the heart of Curicó, a region which the Spanish vigneron came to in...
Schwaderer Wines
Schwaderer Wines is the boutique brand of winemaker Constanza Schwaderer and her sister Mariane. Working in different regions in Chile,...
Bodega El Esteco
Bodega El Esteco winery was founded in 1892 in the Calchaquí Valleys by French brothers David and Salvador Michel,...
Maturana & Puente Austral
Maturana Wines and Puente Austral are wine brands within a family winery owned by father and son Javier and José...
Escala Humana
Escala Humana is a wine production of human scale, as the name suggests. Winemaker Germán Masera has a boutique wine...
Las Niñas
Viña Las Niñas has 160 hectares in Apalta, Colchagua, where it was first established in 1996. The Las Niñas winery is...
Casas del Toqui
Casas del Toqui winery is based in Cachapoal where the large part of their vineyards are, however, they also have...
Pampas de Ica
Pampas de Ica is a Pisco producer in Ica making a small selection of easy-to-drink, aromatic Criolla wines. Read...
Montsecano
Montsecano's Pinot Noir was one the first in Chile to gain a cult following. With a biodynamic vineyard in Casablanca,...
Tres Palacios
Tres Palacios winery and vineyards are in the coastal region of Maipo, in Cholqui, and their wines have a distinctive...
Ver Sacrum (La Cayetana)
Ver Sacrum is a boutique winery and wine production using exotic varieties for Mendoza, including Nebbiolo, Garnacha, Monastrell, Marsanne and...














