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Maipo Valley: The Birthplace of Chilean Wine
The Maipo Valley, located in the Metropolitan Region of Santiago, is considered the cradle of Chilean wine. Its soil and climate have been fundamental in establishing Chile as a producer of high-quality wines, especially red varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenere, and more recently, Tempranillo.
The valley was formed by deposits from the Maipo and Mapocho rivers, with soils composed of gravel, sand, and clay. These well-drained soils force vine roots to grow deeper, which helps produce grapes with greater aromatic and structural concentration.
Alto Maipo: Near the Andes Mountains, with stony soils and a cool climate—ideal for elegant and long-lived wines.
Central Maipo: A more temperate and fertile area, offering a balance between freshness and ripeness.
Coastal Maipo: Closer to the ocean, with soils influenced by marine conditions, resulting in wines with marked acidity.
The combination of mineral-rich soils and good drainage gives the wines a distinctive minerality, soft tannins, and naturally good acidity.
Importance for Chilean Viticulture
Winemaking Tradition: The Maipo Valley was one of the first regions to plant vineyards following the arrival of European grape varieties in the 19th century.
International Recognition: Many of Chile’s most awarded wines come from this valley, especially aged Cabernet Sauvignons, often compared to the great wines of Bordeaux.
Diverse Terroir: Thanks to its varied geography, the valley allows for a wide range of wine styles—even within the same grape variety.
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Featured Wineries of the Maipo Valley
Nestled at the foot of the Andes, the Maipo Valley is home to some of Chile’s most iconic and internationally acclaimed wineries. Known for producing powerful yet balanced red wines—especially Cabernet Sauvignon and Carmenere—this valley combines centuries of tradition with modern innovation.
Each winery tells a unique story of passion, terroir, and craftsmanship. From small family-owned vineyards to world-renowned estates, Maipo’s wines reflect the richness of its alluvial soils and the complexity of its climate.
Explore our curated selection of wines from the region’s most prestigious producers. Whether you’re looking for a bold red to cellar or a refined wine to enjoy tonight, the Maipo Valley offers the perfect bottle for every palate and occasion.
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1. Viña Concha y Toro
Founded in 1883 by Melchor Concha y Toro, former Minister of Finance of Chile, and his wife Emiliana Subercaseaux, the winery was established in Pirque, in the Maipo Valley. Inspired by the great wines of Bordeaux, Don Melchor imported French grape varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Sémillon, Carmenere, among others, and hired the French winemaker Monsieur Labouchere to begin production.
Casillero del Diablo is a renowned line of wines from Viña Concha y Toro, celebrated for its range of styles and quality. The brand is linked to a legend that began over 100 years ago, when Don Melchor spread a rumor that the devil lived in his cellar to protect his wines.
The Casillero del Diablo collection includes a wide variety of red and white wines, made from different grape varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Carmenere, Merlot, among others. There are also higher-end selections in the Super Premium segment, such as Casillero del Diablo Reserva Privada.
This collection is known for the quality and balance of its wines, which reflect the essence of each grape and the unique Chilean terroir. For example, Casillero del Diablo Reserva Sauvignon Blanc stands out for its freshness and mineral notes, while Casillero del Diablo Reserva Carmenere offers aromas of blackcurrant and chocolate.
In summary, Casillero del Diablo is an iconic brand from Concha y Toro that delivers a premium wine experience, enhanced by a legendary story that adds to its allure.
Casillero Del Diablo Cabernet
A wine that offers aromas of cherry and blackcurrant, along with a subtle hint of vanilla. On the palate, it has a medium body with pronounced tannins, leading to a long finish. This Cabernet Sauvignon is ideal for pairing with grilled red meats and aged cheeses.
Serving temperature: 18–20°C.
9.49 USD + TAX
Casillero Del Diablo Malbec
A wine that stands out on the nose with delicate notes of plum and cherry, followed by subtle hints of pepper and dark chocolate. On the palate, it offers a medium body and firm tannins. This Malbec pairs perfectly with grilled red meats and a wide variety of cheeses.
Serving temperature: 18–20°C
$12.99 USD + TAX
2. Viña Santa Rita
It was founded in 1880 by Don Domingo Fernández Concha, a prominent businessman and public figure of the time. Don Domingo introduced fine French grape varieties to the privileged soils of the Maipo Valley and incorporated specialized machinery, which, combined with the hiring of French winemakers, enabled him to produce wines with techniques and results far superior to those traditionally achieved in Chile, thus changing the way wine was made in the country.
In 1980, the winery came under the ownership of the Claro Group, marking a major qualitative and business leap forward. Significant investments were made, leading to increased exports by the late 1980s. In addition, important technological innovations were introduced, allowing the production of higher-quality wines.
Since then, Viña Santa Rita has worked with the best and most advanced technology to produce superior quality wines, competitive in every market segment it participates in. This commitment is reflected in the various awards and distinctions it has received throughout its history.
Casa Real
Recognized worldwide as a classic icon of the New World, this wine is the result of a unique combination of factors in which experience, terroir, and Cabernet Sauvignon come together in an exceptional way. Three decades of winemaking expertise, along with the selection of the right grape variety and a vineyard dating back to the 1970s, have allowed Casa Real to be established as the Best Cabernet Sauvignon from Alto Maipo.
Santa Rita Casa Real Cabernet Sauvignon, 2015
Wine Spectator – California – Elegant and rich, featuring concentrated and pure-tasting spiced cherry, dark plum, and raspberry tart flavors, backed by firm acidity and medium-grained tannins. Bittersweet chocolate notes fill the creamy finish. Drink now through 2024.
$80.99 USD + TAX
3. Viña Undurraga
Recognized worldwide as a classic icon of the New World, this wine is the result of a unique combination of factors in which experience, terroir, and Cabernet Sauvignon come together in an exceptional way. Three decades of winemaking expertise, along with the selection of the right grape variety and a vineyard dating back to the 1970s, have allowed Casa Real to be established as the Best Cabernet Sauvignon from Alto Maipo.
Aliwen Wine
Aliwen is our Reserva line — an easy-to-drink, light wine designed for explorers, nature lovers, and those who appreciate their surroundings, looking to enjoy an excellent everyday wine.
Aliwen means «sacred tree,» and the brand seeks to highlight Chile as the place of origin of our wines through its majestic biodiversity and landscapes. These wines come from various valleys, each with its own unique personality.
To reinforce the concept of the “sacred tree,” we partnered with the “Reforestemos Patagonia” foundation, allowing us to bring this idea to life and emphasize the deep connection between the sacred tree and Chile’s geography.
Aliwen Cabertnet Sauvignon 750 cc
$12.99 USD + TAX
Aliwen Cabertnet-Carmenere 750 cc
$12.99 USD + TAX
4. Viña del Martino
This is a Chilean family-owned winery with a rich history dating back to 1934. It was founded by Italian immigrant Pietro De Martino Pascualone on Isla de Maipo, in the heart of the Maipo Valley. The winery has been a pioneer in producing wines that faithfully reflect their origin, combining tradition and innovation across four generations.
Ungrafted
The vineyard is located in Isla de Maipo, within the prestigious Maipo Valley. This area was once surrounded by several branches of the Maipo River, hence its name. The vines are planted on an ancient riverbed rich in gravel, making the soil ideal for Bordeaux varieties. Along with a mild Mediterranean climate, this creates the perfect conditions to produce beautifully balanced and harmonious expressions of Cabernet Sauvignon and Carménère. This vineyard has belonged to our family since 1934, and it is still the place where we live today.
Ungrafted Grave Soils Cabernet Sauvignon
$12.99 USD + TAX
Ungrafted Carmenere
$12.99 USD + TAX
5. La Viña del Señor
La Viña del Señor is a Chilean winery located in the prestigious Maipo Valley, one of the country’s most renowned wine regions. Dedicated to crafting high-quality wines, the winery focuses on the production of Tempranillo — a traditionally Spanish grape variety that has found in Maipo’s soil and climate a new place to express itself with elegance and character.
Vino Arminda
A Tempranillo with great freshness and balance, featuring notes of red fruits, particularly soft textures and polished tannins.
$19.99 USD +TAX
Gran Tempranillo del Señor
The winery’s flagship wine. Produced in limited quantities, made with carefully selected grapes from the finest vineyard blocks. Noted for its complexity, intensity, and elegance. Ideal for demanding markets.
$35.99 USD + TAX
6. Viña Errázuriz
It is one of the most iconic and renowned wineries in Chile, with a history dating back to 1870. Founded by Don Máximo Errázuriz in Panquehue, in the heart of the Aconcagua Valley, the winery has been a pioneer in Chilean viticulture, introducing French vines and innovative techniques for its time.
Viñedos Familia Chadwick is a family-owned company made up of five Chilean wineries: Viñedo Chadwick, Seña, Errázuriz, Arboleda, and Caliterra. The group is dedicated to the production, crafting, and marketing of wines of the highest quality and prestige, both in Chile and abroad.
Viñedo Chadwick 2021
Wine Advocate – Maipo Valley, Chile – “Velvety and luxurious, juicy and flavorful, with fine-grained chalky tannins and the elegant stoniness that the best Maipos are capable of. It has both structure and power — like the proverbial iron fist in a velvet glove. This may well be the finest vintage of Chadwick to date.”