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The Producers Use the menu below to find out which producers from which countries were on the tour. |
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| CASA LAPOSTOLLE | Casa Lapostolle is owned by the Marnier-Lapostolle family (of Grand Marnier fame), and since the winery's foundation in 1994 has pursued an uncompromising approach to quality. Their objective is simple as it is ambitious: to create world-class wines using French expertise and the superb terroir of Chile. |
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| DE MARTINO | De Martino was founded more than seventy years ago by Italian Pietro De Martino Pascualone in the Isla de Maipo area of the Maipo valley. Three generations later the winery is still family owned and the estate has extended beyond Maipo, producing wines from Colchagua, Maule, Casablanca and more recently Choapa. De Martino continues to be a pioneer in Chilean winemaking and is one of the leaders in the study of Chilean terroir. |
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| VINA SANTA RITA | Founded in 1880 by Domingo Fernández, Viña Santa Rita was one of the first wineries to be established in Chile, and today is its third largest producer. More recently, the Claro group has purchased Santa Rita and now over 3,600 hectares are owned across Chile's most important valleys including Maipo, Casablanca, Rapel, Apalta, Leyda and Curicó. | |||||
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