Viña Tarapacá

Founded in 1874 in the Maipo Valley, Viña Tarapacá is one of Chile’s oldest wineries, renowned for producing wines of exceptional quality that are rooted in history and tradition. Situated between the Andes Mountains and the Maipo River, Viña Tarapacá’s 611 hectares benefit from a natural enclosure and unique mesoclimate, creating an ideal environment for crafting wines with a distinct character. This privileged origin has shaped the winery’s legacy, inspiring a dedication to biodiversity and environmental stewardship that has earned it the title of #HomeOfBiodiversity.

Viña Tarapacá’s heritage is intertwined with Chilean history. In 1892, Mercedes Ulloa renamed the vineyard in honor of Don Arturo Alessandri, the esteemed lawyer and statesman known as “The Lion of Tarapaca.” This deep cultural connection continues to influence the winery’s philosophy, blending passion, tradition, and a commitment to excellence.

With over 150 years of winemaking experience, Viña Tarapacá offers a sophisticated portfolio celebrated worldwide for its quality and elegance. The winery’s ecosystem-centered approach enhances the expression of its terroir, yielding wines that capture the essence of the Maipo Valley. Each bottle reflects Viña Tarapacá’s commitment to preserving its legacy, and the countless international awards since 1876 are a testament to its enduring standard of excellence.

Today, Viña Tarapacá remains a symbol of Chilean heritage and craftsmanship, offering wines that not only honor a distinguished past but also embody a future dedicated to quality and sustainability.