About Butron Budinich Winery
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Read more about Butron Budinich WinerySavor sunset wines and local cuisine on a guided vineyard tour through Campanha Gaúcha. in Central Valley, Chile
1 hour
Verified host·Central Valley,Chile
In just one hour, experience a brief yet meaningful journey. We start with an introduction to the Cachapoal Valley and the family history of Viña Butrón Budinich, as we explore our old cellar and review the evolution of wine in Chile.
We will share the history and use of our French oak vats, concrete tanks, clay amphorae, and modern stainless steel processes, highlighting how each method adds character to the wine.
We end with a guided tasting of three wines, accompanied by a cheese and charcuterie board with bread and fruit, which enhances every flavor.
This is an ideal visit for those who want to connect with wine, its history, and its aromas, in a short and authentic way.
Includes
* Tasting of 3 Reserve wines
* Charcuterie board
Note:
We offer options for guests with dietary restrictions (Vegetarian, Vegan, Celiac, and allergies).
For guests who do not consume alcohol, we offer fruit juice, flavored water, or purified water.
For children under 6 years, the entry is free.
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Read more about Butron Budinich WineryChile wine country is one of the first New World wine countries to start wine production. Spanish conquistadors brought the first Vitis Vinifera vines here once they colonized the region. The climate of Chile wine country is evenly dry and warm; vine diseases are rare. Most Chilean wine grows in the Central Valley south of Santiago. However, part of the grape harvest, mainly in the northern regions of Atacama and…
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