Limari Valley

Vineyard committed to the preparation of unique wines, which are a true reflection of the character and terroir of the Limari Valley.

Visit their cellars and be amazed by the engravings that reflect the influence of the Molle culture in their processes, as well as a massive mural that portrays the enchanted valley located a few meters from the estate.

• Contact: vmosnaim@tabali.cl
• Webpage: www.tabali.com

Tamaya means “High Lookout” in the Diaguita language, an indigenous culture that lived in the Limari Valley, where the vineyard is now located. Visit it and discover the valuable Pre-Colombian archaeological remains hidden in its more than 160 hectares.

Take a walk around their plantations, which aside from grapes also include citrus fruits, avocados and olives. Try their delicious reds and whites and enjoy their pisco, the only ultra-Premium one in Chile.

• Contact: vina@tamaya.cl
• Webpage: www.tamaya.cl

A valley with a great passion for wine that can be seen in every corner, that is Maule Valley. Enjoy the endless variety of vineyards dotted around these lands that welcome you with attractive tourism experiences. Be amazed by the fun tours that these deeply family-rooted vineyards have, as well as others that mix the use of hi-tech with boutiques and Chilean traditions. High-end luxury services like wine-therapy and olive oil tasting are just some of the alternatives that will keep you busy during your visit to the valley.              

One of the country's most famous valleys, the Colchagua Valley, set at the heart of the central valley, is the icon of wine production in Chile. There are several wineries in the valley that offer tours with amazing wine tasting. The Santa Cruz Vineyard is one of the most emblematic in the area. A cable car takes you to the top of the Chamán Hill where you can see constellations at the observatory of the same name. You can also visit the automobile museum and learn about the different periods of Chilean history visiting the thematic museum. If you like[...]

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