Registered wineries on The Squeeze Magazine
Santa Ema winery was founded in Isla de Maipo in 1959 by the Pavone family who had been grape growers for some 30 years before. With over 200 hectares planted in Maipo and Leyda, the Viña Santa Ema winery has a portfolio covering coastal and mountain wines (as well as an old vine Carignan in Maule). You can taste their wines at their wine shop in Isla de Maipo.
Making wine since 2005 in Colchagua, Viña Santa Cruz has over 160 hectares of vines which are mainly focused on red Bordeaux and Mediterranean varieties. The Viña Santa Cruz winery is in Lolol and is open for a range of wine tasting and tour options including star gazing at the observatory, visiting their Cerro Chaman by a cable car and lunch at their restaurant.
One of Chile’s oldest wineries, Santa Carolina was founded in 1875 in Macul – which has now become a suburb of Santiago city. The historical cellar is a national monument of Chile and you can visit it on a guided tour and tasting at the winery. With over 1,000 hectares of vineyards throughout Chile, the portfolio of Santa Carolina is diverse and varied.
