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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.
Piccolo Banfi
Piccolo Banfi winery is in Colonia, just on the border of San José, and specialises in Tannat, Petit Verdot and...
Bodega Brisas
Bodega Brisas winery in Maldonado is one of the newest and largest wineries in Uruguay today, and was completed in...
Montes Toscanini
Montes Toscanini winery is owned by the Toscanini family, which has a long history of winemaking in Canelones stretching back...
Ariano Hermanos
Although Ariano Hermanos winery is in Canelones, the Ariano family have extensive vineyards in both Canelones and in the Paysandú...
Alto de la Ballena
Alto de la Ballena winery is the modern-day pioneer of Maldonado and, although boutique in nature, it is still one...
Gimenez Mendez
Coming from two Uruguayan wine families, Gimenez Mendez winery is a big family project with a production of 700,000 bottles...
Viña Progreso
Viña Progreso winery is a concept rather than a physical place. Winemaker Gabriel Pisano started to make more experimental wines...
Establecimiento Juanicó
Establecimiento Juanicó winery is one of the oldest and biggest in Uruguay, with the estate first established in 1740 and...
Bodega Spinoglio
Spinoglio winery in Montevideo has its history rooted in the 19th century but is focused on making modern wines today...
Bodega Falcone
Bodega Falcone winery was established by an Italian family who arrived to the Paysandú region in 1886. This historic winery...