Winery Guide South America: Wineries in Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil

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 winery is based in the heart of Curicó, a region which the Spanish vigneron came to in...

One of the oldest and biggest wineries in the region, Norton was originally started by an English railway engineer who,...

Bodegas Bianchi is the leading winery in San Rafael, Mendoza, producing over 19 million litres of wine a year, working...

Although the Miolo family history goes back to 1897, this is a very modern winery and operation. The Miolo group...

Caliterra winery is in the heart of Colchagua and a branch of Errazuriz. Spread over an enormous 1,085 hectare estate,...

Trapiche is one of the most emblematic wineries in Argentina and also one of the largest producers with a...

Escudo Rojo is the every day wine label of the Rothschild family in Chile (who also invested in the high-end...

Rooted in the cooler climate and limestone-rich soils of Pedernal valley, Pyros is all about characterful reds from this grand...

Morande started in 1996 as the wine production of Pablo Morande and today it has become one of Chile's biggest...

Viña Santa Rita is one of Chile’s leading producers and also one of the Maipo wineries most worth visiting, not...

Viña Carmen is Chile’s first winery, founded in 1850, but also one of the most forward-thinking and contemporary in its...

Concha y Toro is South America's largest wine producer, and one of the largest in the world. There isn't just...

The Aresti family started growing grapes in Curicó valley in 1951 but it took them almost 50 years to start...

Valdivieso winery was founded in 1879 and made its name as a sparkling wine producer. Since the 80s, Valdivieso has...

Trivento winery in Maipú is the Argentine outpost of Chilean winery (and one of the world's biggest producers) Concha y...

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