1. Concha Y toro

Concha Y toro is one of the largest wine producers in Chile. The wines they produce are sold to 115 countries around the world. In the Chilean wine industry, Concha Winery produces the most diverse wine varieties.

2. Santa Rita

Santa Rita has a very historical origin in Chile. It is located in the Maipo Valley and is the third largest winery in Chile. Large, cost-effective, and one of the wineries producing top-quality Chilean wines.

3. Balduzzi

Balduzzi Wines is located in San Javier, the core of Maule Valley in Chile. The current owner of the winery The person is Jorge Balduzzi, the third generation of the family. The history of wine making in Beitas Winery can be traced back to 1700 in this family. Among the first members of his family to plant vineyards in the Maule Valley was Don Albano Piano. After traveling around Italy, Argentina and Chile, he found that this place was very suitable for growing grapes, so he moved here and established Bitos Winery, where the family's winemaking tradition has been continued.

4. MONTES

Montes Winery is located in the wine growing area of ??central Chile, a long and narrow country in the southern hemisphere. It was founded in 1988 by four wine industry professionals with rich experience in winemaking and sales. Founded. The purpose of their establishment is to only produce high-quality Chilean wine. After more than ten years of hard work, they have successfully launched a series of high-quality wines. 95% of their total production volume is sold to more than 75 countries on five continents around the world. They are among the top Chileans. One of the top five wine exporting wineries.

5. Caliterra

Caliterra Winery (Caliterra) is located in the heart of the Colchagua Valley. They are always committed to brewing fresh, fruity and outstanding wines. Chilean wines with natural characteristics of each variety. Chile's hot and dry summers are prone to grassland fires, and burning grasslands reduces the risk and produces large amounts of thick smoke. Calideira Winery adopts the environmentally friendly method of grazing horses on the grassland, which not only provides sufficient food sources for the horses, but also naturally controls the amount of grass, keeping the estate away from the threat of fire.

6. Catrala

Catrala Winery (Catrala) is located in the Casablanca Valley in Chile, surrounded by about 70 hectares of mountains covered with original vegetation. Cachira wine is produced in such a beautiful environment and excellent climate. Here we enjoy gentle breezes, a climate that meets the standards of a wine-producing area, warm temperatures, moderate rainfall in winter and long sunshine in summer, all of which are favorable conditions for a region to become an excellent wine-producing area. The grapes grown here have been washed by pure and natural water and received balanced and appropriate nourishment during the growth process. The wine brewed from such raw materials has the characteristics of moderate sweetness and sourness, and excellent aroma and color. A family-owned winery that harvests grapes entirely by hand and has an annual output of only 2,000 cases!

7. CAVAS

Casanova Wine Estate (CAVAS SUBMARINAS) is located in the south of central Chile, in the Itata Valley. The valley is located at the confluence of the Itata and Newbre rivers. After the two rivers merge, they flow into the Pacific Ocean through the coastal mountains. Vineyards are built along the mountains and wind directions. The unique climate conditions here create a unique wine taste. The only wine in the world stored under the sea.

8. Carmen

Founded in 1850, Carmen Winery is the oldest wine estate in Chile. It is famous for its pollution-free wine and was the first to implement pollution-free planting in Chile. One of the grape wineries that basically adopts a non-fertilized growing method.

9. Tamaya

Tamaya wine comes from the Limari Valley in the northern Chilean production area: an ancient and young wine producing area. Grapes were planted here in the mid-16th century, and new technologies have allowed discerning winemakers to re-examine this magical land. The Limari River runs through the heart of the region, bringing melted snow from the Andes.

Tamaya Winery is only 20 kilometers away from the Pacific Ocean, and the annual rainfall does not exceed 10 centimeters, allowing the roots of the grapes to penetrate deeply into the mineral-rich soil. Sun, gravel and sea create insurmountable grape qualities.

10. MANCURA

MANCURA, Andean Condor. The owner of this brand series is Chile's BELEN Group, and its controlling shareholder is Empresas Juan Yarur, one of Chile's most important economic groups. The group owns Banco Crédito e Inversiones (Bci), Chile's third largest private bank, and has a strong position in the financial industry. Its wine group has multiple brand series, covering more than 40 countries and regions around the world, such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Brazil, Japan, China, etc.