Concha y Toro Winery Santiago

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    Vineyard time...

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    Arriving in Santiago we caught a taxi from the airport to our hostel in Bellavista. As it turns out the hostel was only about 6 months old and represented more of a new hotel than a hostel, which was a welcome change to the accommodation over the past couple of weeks. The hostel looked out over an area called Patio Bellavista, which is essentially …

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    More Wine :D

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    After such a successful wine tour in Mendoza we decided to try the Chilean wineries, however the tours here in Santiago are way too expensive therefore with the advice of some other travellers and the tourist information centre we set out to find the vineyard ourselves.

    This involved a 15 minute walk from the hostel to the subway, …

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    This is the end.

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    ... and cable car on one of the highest points in the city. No views - too much smog. We did a wine tour out to the Concha y Toro winery on the edge of the city. They are the largest South American winery and #6 in the whole world in terms of volume. I'm ...

  • 2

    Hola de Santiago

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    ... to freshen up at the spa and then we were off on our full day tour.  Francisco talked us out of visiting the Concha y Toro winery in exchange for visiting another winery, as well as two seaside towns, Vina del Mar, and Valparaiso.  Of course it ...

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    Vino tinto

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    ... with a change of hotel to Hostel Bellavista and some relaxation. The afternoon sees us brave public transport out of town to the Concha y Toro winery.. yes the home of Casillo del Diablo (one of Amberīs favourite vinos). For a few pounds we had a tour ...

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    Over-indulgence to the max!

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    ... tour was leaving in 15 mins, so after a quick explore of the wine shop we were off. First a bit about the concha y toro winery and its history and then on to the original home of the founder, an amazing colonial style house with picturesque english ...

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    Viva Santiago

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    We said goodbye to our GAP friends on Sunday, December 16 after arriving in sunny Santiago. Our last excursion was to the Concha y Toro winery, which was really beautiful but perhaps a bit stingy on the wine tasting... But we did get to learn all about ...

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    More of Santiago

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    ... and bars are overflowing with people. We find an open restaurant so don't go hungry. March 26. We are on our way to Concha y Toro winery and we are getting there by public transit.   The Metro is very efficient and very cheap, so when we arrive at ...

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    Chile - not so chilly!

    ... we also got to keep our great tour leader Jose for the final part of this trip. Some highlights around Santiago were the visit to the Concha y Toro winery, where we got to taste some red and white wine and visit the famous Casillero del Diablo cellar, ...

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    Santiago, 1 - 3 December 2008

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    ... be accessed quite easily from town. So, we thought it would be rude not to make the effort to visit one - the Concha y Toro winery seemed the easiest to get to ... although its quite a trek through anigo suburbia before you get there. However, once ...

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    Concha y Toro Winery

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    ... water supply from the glaciers in the mountains. Chile is one of the top ten wine producing countries and the winery 'Concha y Toro' is the most famous in the country. It is named after its founder who brought over a grape from ...

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    CHILE: Viņa Del Mar>Santiago

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    ... the avid birdwatcher for sure. So in the aftee, I jumped on the user-friendly metro and headed for the "Concha Y Toro" winery. I had underestimated the timings and distances somewhat so I got to the last train station when I should have been starting ...