The house used to belong to the daughter of one of the biggest landowners in the area. You will then move on to the processing facilities, where you will have a chance to see the various stages involved in converting grapes into wine. The visit ends with wine tasting in a cozily appointed wine-aging cellar. True to its boutique status, labeling here is still done by hand. You will see the bottling process and might even get a couple of bottles labeled specially for you.
Wine tasting is, of course, de rigueur.
Its manor house also follows traditional Chilean architectural lines, and encloses a small, well tended garden. It also houses a collection of antique carriages and other relics. A huge dining room occupies most of one side, decorated with period furniture. Wine tasting is sometimes performed in this room. The last wine tasting is performed here.