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Concha y Toro Winery in Chile

August 26, 2015

I have had bottles of this wine back home in Norway. To go to the winery where the wine is produced was very impressive. I think that the Concha Y Toro Winery is doing an excellent job showing the history of the wine and the quality and diversity it has. The name of the Winery is Concha y Toro. The famous wine is the one that has the title: Casillero del Diablo – Cellar of the Devil. I’m not a wine nerd, except for the fact I love drinking good wine. Not an expert.

The Wine Tour at Concha y Toro Winery in Chile
The Wine Tour at Concha y Toro Winery in Chile

How to get to the Concha y Toro Winery Right Outside of Santiago de Chile

From Santiago, the capital of Chile, I went on the Subway to the end station. I’m a horrible Travel blogger. I don’t remember the name. How we solve the problem, if you are in Santiago in a hostel or hotel, they will tell you how to go there. If you are lucky they have a voucher, you will get a discount on the tour ashen you arrive at the end station on the subway – you take a  taxi to the winery, it takes 5 minutes. Take a cab, because it’s uphill! The Wine Tour was around an hour or two with history, a funny show in the Casillero del Diablo. Check at Concha y Toro Winery for what time your language is scheduled for a tour and details for transportation.

Concha y Toro Winery Right Outside of Santiago de Chile

The Wine Tour at Concha y Toro Winery

I had a fun day with a great company – two lovely guys from the UK. They have a great blog regarding details, objective facts, and prices. They are doing all the things I always don’t remember to do.

Casillero del Diablo from Chile.

Two lovely guys & I were given the tour in English. We went through the history, process of winemaking, and in the end, the wine tasting. We were tasting one white wine and three red wines. Big thanks for South America and its wines. They made me completely fall in love with red wines. We were given a souvenir glass from the winery. At this moment, I hate to backpack. My friend from Santiago now has a memory of the winery and me.

I loved the wine cellars with Casillero del Diablo, the wine legend. I enjoyed that our guide told us that the children on tour before us with their parents loved the show so much that they compared it to Disney World. It gave me a good laugh.

Concha y Toro - Trio - Reserva
Concha y Toro the Winery that creates the famous Casillero del Diablo from Chile.

Casillero del Diablo at Concha y Toro Winery in Chile

The Wine Tour at Concha y Toro Winery in Chile with Three People And a Bottle of Win

After all this wine, we were all in a good mood with beautiful scenery in the WWinery’s courtyard with a wine bar and restaurant. Thank God for the Wine or Food – that Alexander and Dante were all on board for sharing some great local wine and meat/cheese sharing platter in the courtyard. Honestly, I wouldn’t do that solo.

When I have a day with no expectations, I love to end up having a fabulous day. As a female solo traveler, I felt awkward about going on this wine tour alone. Thanks to Alexander and Dante, I ended up having a fun day in the winery with them. I loved that we were all three making the same trip, just at different speeds. I convinced myself at the hostel before going to the winery: Something good or exciting will happen if you go on this wine tour. It’s great when you decide to be open-minded, and you are rewarded with exciting people who are sharing your spirit in living life and seeing the world. Thank you, Alexander and Dante, for a great day at the winery.

Concha y Toro with Cabernet Sauvignon
The Winery of Concha y Toro with great tasting platter to share with the wine.

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My name is Pauline, and I'm a Norwegian girl who started to explore the beautiful world for some time, and now I can't stop. I have to see what's out there. I love discovering new places, meeting new people, have crazy experiences and unique stories to tell. Life is for living, and I like living in adventures.

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