Casablanca Valley: 4 Wineries & Tanino Restaurant Lunch

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Duration10h

GroupUp to 15

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PickupAt your hotel

Four Casablanca wineries in one day, ending with lunch at a vineyard restaurant

You visit four distinct Casablanca Valley wineries—Emiliana (organic and biodynamic), Casa del Molle (family-owned boutique), Bodegas RE (innovative blends), and Casas del Bosque—with tastings and guided tours at each. Lunch at Tanino Restaurant, a renowned vineyard restaurant, is included in the itinerary (your own cost for food and wine). Hotel pickup and drop-off in Santiago, air-conditioned transport, and a multilingual guide take care of logistics so you focus on the wine and the valley.

10h

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit four wineries and enjoy lunch

Tour Emiliana Organic Winery
Taste 4 award-winning wines
Visit family-owned boutique winery
Tour property and meet winemakers
Taste 2 handcrafted wines with board
Explore Bodegas RE underground cellar
Taste 2 innovative wines with board
Lunch at Tanino Restaurant, Casas del Bosque

The Experience

You land in Santiago and have a free afternoon turning into a full day. The hotel pickup happens in the morning, and you're heading west into Casablanca Valley—about an hour from the city—where four wineries are waiting, each one different from the last. The van holds a maximum of 15 people, so it stays small enough that you're not herded through like a group tour. Your guide speaks English and Spanish, and they know these places well enough to answer the questions that come up naturally as you move through the day.

The first stop is Emiliana, Chile's largest organic winery, and the scale of it surprises you—not because it's huge, but because it doesn't feel industrial. You walk through the vineyards with the guide, who explains the biodynamic practices that shape how the grapes grow, and then you taste four award-winning wines paired with local flavors. After that, Casa del Molle is a shift in tone: a family-owned boutique operation making around 3,000 bottles a year by hand. Native vegetation surrounds the property, farm animals move through the grounds, and the winery feels less like a business and more like someone's life's work. You taste two handcrafted wines here with a harmonizing board—cheese, cured meat, bread, whatever pairs well—and the guide tells you the story of how the family started it.

Bodegas RE comes next, and this one leans into innovation. The underground cellar is the draw—you descend into it and see how they experiment with blends and techniques that don't follow the old rules. Two more wines to taste, another pairing board, and by now you've tasted enough to notice the differences between what organic means at Emiliana, what small-batch means at Casa del Molle, and what creative risk-taking looks like at Bodegas RE. The day doesn't feel repetitive because each winery has a different philosophy.

Lunch happens at Tanino Restaurant, which sits inside Casas del Bosque Winery with gardens and vineyard views that justify the reputation—it's listed among the world's top vineyard restaurants. The menu uses fresh local ingredients and pairs with the winery's own wines. This is your own expense, so you order what appeals to you, but the setting and the food are built for the wine you've already tasted. You're not rushed; the schedule accounts for a proper meal. After lunch, the van takes you back to Santiago, arriving in the late afternoon. The whole day is about six to seven hours on the road and at the wineries combined, which is long enough to feel like a real excursion but not so long that you're exhausted by the time you return.

What’s included

Your day includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Santiago, air-conditioned transport between the four wineries, entry and guided tours at Emiliana Organic Winery, Casa del Molle, Bodegas RE, and Casas del Bosque, wine tastings with pairing boards at each stop, and lunch at Tanino Restaurant within Casas del Bosque (food and wine at your own cost). A professional multilingual guide leads the entire experience.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Go2Chile Travel

Is this one for you?This tour suits travelers based in Santiago who want to taste wine across four different winemaking philosophies in one day without arranging transport, winery reservations, or timing themselves—the fixed schedule and included pickups handle all of that, leaving you to focus on the wine and the valley.