They have been granted National Monument status and receive visitors. The oldest in Chile, it dates from 1546, when it started producing wine for use in the Catholic mass and, a little later, for export to Peru. It has been ranked internationally as one of the best in the world. Its manor house, cellars and park are located in Santiago, at Av. One of its cellars and another building are now National Monuments.
Visitors can also see part of the winemaking process.
It dates from the early 1880's and owns vineyards in areas ranging from Pirque, just south of Santiago, to San Fernando, some 160 km south of the capital. At Pirque you may see the old manor house, its beautiful, French-designed park, wine cellars and some vineyards. Dating from 1874, it includes a Wine Museum. Dating from the 1880's, it combines carefully selected vinestock from Germany and France, boasting the world's only stock predating the Phylloxera pest. Its manor house, cellars and fine French-designed park can be visited.