Concha y Toro

Château Ganluo has exported red wine to more than 130 countries and was established in 1883. It is a winery with a long history in Chile. People who often drink red wine should know the Red Devil produced here and its story. If you like wine, it’s worth going. Take the subway in San Diego, transfer once and get off at the subway terminal. Uber is about 15-20 RMB. The whole journey may take one and a half to two hours. The winery has a free English-speaking tour guide, and you will be told the time of the group when you buy the ticket, and you can also pick up other groups. You will visit vineyards, wine cellars, wine tasting, explain the brewing process, the different grape ratios and tastes of various wines, and visit the wine cellar of the birth of the Red Devil and play a short story. It may be a little dizzy to taste all kinds of things, and finally you can bring some wine and souvenirs back to the store. The wine here is basically not cheaper than the supermarket, the variety is full, the supermarket often engages in activities and sometimes it may be lower. The main thing is to understand the history and winemaking culture, to understand the category and taste differences, such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, Carmenere. The tastes are very different. Those who are interested in red wine are a good place to visit. The beginners who drink red wine recommend the last two photos of red wine, which tastes good.

This winery is one of the most visited wineries in the world, so there will be a comprehensive introduction here. The place itself is beautiful, and the wine we tasted was also very good. In addition, our tour guide is also good. I guess you can see more comprehensive things here at a good price. If you want a more direct and private experience, a smaller winery is obviously more suitable for you.

Being one of the biggest wineries in the world, it's a must in Santiago. The set up of the the tour is very enjoyable although our guide wasn't really making much of an effort. The wines were great and the food at the restaurant was lovely!

Meet the legendary winery devil-Dry Dew Winery is a sunny day. Early in the morning, drive from the center of Santiago Santiago Metropolitan Region to the long-awaited CONCHA Y TORO Winery, from the city to the country town along the way, and enjoy the local scenery along the way , Arrived at the destination in about an hour. First booked the tour and wine tasting itinerary at the counter, and enjoyed the food and wine in the winery restaurant before the appointment time. Take a short break and exquisite meals. The authentic South American flavors are very good! After the tour of the winery began, professional sommeliers led a tour of the entire estate and introduced the brand history in detail. The garden was marked with a variety of different types of grapes. At the same time, they tasted a variety of red and white wines under the estate. With a panoramic view, live in a beautiful moment. The most special thing in the whole experience is the introduction of the origin of the demon brand Diablo in the wine cellar. With the carefully arranged sound and light effects, the mysterious legend mystery has an answer here, and it also provided the most representative footnote for the winery's marketing. It is not recommended to buy wine here. The price of the wine is quite high. You can write down your favorite wine and buy it at the Jumbo supermarket in the city. Jumbo’s wine collection and special offers are often surprising. I personally recommend a Terrunyo white wine, Sauvignon Blanc variety, with a dry taste and a special nutty aroma. It is a favorite wine recently.