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General Information

Type:
Wine Tasting
Price from:
50000 CLP /person
Phone:
5624814081
Fax:
5624814080
Payment Types:
  • No Cash
  • No Credit Card
  • No Cheque
  • No Travellers cheque
  • No Paypal
  • No Wire Transfer
Location Start:
Santiago
Location Finish:
Santiago
Start time:
09.00 am
End time:
05.30 pm
We Speak:
Portuguese, Spanish, French, English, Russian
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Last updated: 05/22/2009

A new Premium Tourism Product for Wine Lovers

Itinerary

Day 1

The Vinobus experience begins in Santiago, where participants will learn about the relationship between wine and the city before continuing on to Maipo Alto and Viña Pérez Cruz where we will participate in a private technical tour and taste some of their best premium wines.



Later we will enjoy the scenery and Chile's wine traditions on our way to Viña Santa Rita. We will visit its unique Andean Museum and then enjoy a gourmet lunch in the winery's Doña Paula Restaurant. We will explore the vineyards and winemaking facilities, which include the ancient cellars where the finest wines, such as the icon Casa Real, are aged.




The experience concludes with the best panoramic of the day itinerary, where, glass in hand, we will perform the Vinobus ritual.

Extra Information

Extras -
Exclusivity, Premium wines, fine gastronomy, the Andes Mountains, and a unique experience are all included in this unique wine tourism experience.

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