Who are the crafters?
From prestigious historic wineries to boutique family‑owned artisans
Viña Undurraga
Founded in 1885, Viña Undurraga is one of Chile’s great wine pioneers — a winery shaped by vision, heritage, and a deep respect for the land. From its historic estate in the Maipo Valley, Undurraga has spent more than a century exploring Chile’s most expressive terroirs, cultivating vineyards in Leyda, Colchagua, Maule, and Cachapoal.
This journey across diverse climates and soils defines the character of their wines: vibrant whites, structured reds, and celebrated sparkling wines crafted with both tradition and innovation. Today, Undurraga continues to honor its legacy while embracing modern viticulture, inspiring wine lovers worldwide with authenticity and a true sense of place.
Undurraga is certified under the Wines of Chile Sustainability Code and is a Silver Member of International Wineries for Climate Action, achieving a 26.2% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions since 2022.
Bodega Volcanes de Chile
Bodega Volcanes de Chile is a winery born from the dramatic landscapes of a country shaped by more than 2,900 volcanoes. Their mission is simple yet profound: to craft wines that express the purity, tension, and minerality of volcanic soils.
From the Maipo Valley to the distant southern vineyards of Malleco and Bío‑Bío, Volcanes selects sites where deep volcanic sub‑soils help vines withstand heat, retain humidity, and drain naturally. This unique geology gives their wines vibrancy, freshness, and complexity — a signature that defines the entire portfolio.
Each bottle reflects a carefully studied origin, revealing the character of Chile’s volcanic landscapes. With vineyards across eight valleys and a philosophy rooted in authenticity, Volcanes de Chile has quickly become one of the country’s most distinctive boutique producers, sharing the story of Chile’s volcanic terroirs with wine lovers around the world.
Viña Casa Marin
Viña Casa Marín is Chile’s pioneering coastal winery, born in the rugged hills of Lo Abarca in San Antonio Valley. Founded with a vision to craft world‑class wines shaped by the ocean’s influence, Casa Marín has become a benchmark for cool‑climate winemaking in South America.
The extreme coastal terroir of Lo Abarca delivers wines with remarkable tension, minerality, and aromatic precision. Casa Marín’s vineyards sit just a few kilometers from the Pacific, where cold winds, steep slopes, and unique soils create ideal conditions for expressive Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, Gewürztraminer, Pinot Noir, and Syrah.
Recognized internationally for quality and innovation, Casa Marín produces wines that consistently earn awards and acclaim. Every bottle reflects the authenticity of its origin — a place where sustainability, craftsmanship, and nature come together to create truly distinctive coastal wines.
Forajidos Wines
Forajidos Wines was created with a rebellious spirit — a project born from people who never asked permission from the traditional wine establishment. Their philosophy is straightforward: craft wines and experiences for those who already know exactly where they want to be.
Driven by character, craftsmanship, and freedom, Forajidos produces expressive wines that consistently earn 90+ point ratings, proving that creativity and obsession can coexist. Every bottle reflects the founders’ mission to challenge norms, break rules, and deliver uncompromising quality.
These wines emerged from a desire to "do things differently" within the Chilean wine industry. Forajidos embraces a vino de autor (wine of the author) style, blending artistry, independence, and precision to create wines that stand apart from conventional Chilean labels. More than a winery, they’re a collective of creators united by passion, authenticity, and attitude.
Arrebol Wine
Arrebol (ah‑reh‑BOHL) takes its name from the natural phenomenon that paints the sky in warm tones at sunrise and sunset — a fleeting moment of calm, beauty, and light. Inspired by this glow, Arrebol transforms wine into a modern, approachable, and sensory experience.
Crafted from small vineyards and shaped by Chilean Pacific coastal breezes, these can wines capture freshness, purity, and balance. Each variety delivers high‑quality fermented grape juice offering a contemporary way to enjoy wine without compromise. With a portable, and recyclable packaging, this wine is designed for people who appreciate authenticity, simplicity, and the beauty of everyday moments.
Arrebol Sauvignon Blanc (Casablanca Valley, Chile) earned a Gold Medal at the 2026 International Canned Wine Competition, one of the most respected global events celebrating excellence in canned wine, held in late July in California. In addition, Arrebol’s can design received a Package Design Award, recognized for its visual impact, brand clarity, modern aesthetic, and strong shelf presence.