
Tour Ombú
Recepción en el Jardín de Variedades con copa de Berá Rosé, caminata opcional entre viñedos de Carménère, recorrido por la bodega, la…
Family winery in San Vicente de Tagua Tagua founded by technician Nelson Acosta: Carménère and Tannat, tours with barrel tastings, cooking workshops and hands-on harvest days.


Experience names and descriptions are the ones published by the winery, in Spanish.

Recepción en el Jardín de Variedades con copa de Berá Rosé, caminata opcional entre viñedos de Carménère, recorrido por la bodega, la…

Recepción en el Jardín de Variedades con copa de Berá Rosé, caminata opcional entre viñedos, recorrido por la bodega, la sala de…

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Clase práctica para grupos: copa de bienvenida de Berá Rosé, masa desde cero, corte y formado manual de los ñoquis, cocción y…

Precio: $39.900 más IVA por persona. Mañana para grupos privados con recepción, 45 minutos de yoga guiado y 15 de relajación entre las…

Guiado por un enólogo, cada participante crea su propio ensamblaje y lo embotella; después viene una pausa con maridaje, una cata a…

Programa de todo un ciclo: el grupo trabaja un conjunto definido de parras en la poda y amarra de invierno, el desbrote de primavera, el…

Cena de cinco tiempos, cada uno maridado con una etiqueta de la viña, guiada por el enólogo, el chef y el sommelier. El valor depende…

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Solo en primavera (septiembre a noviembre) y con artesanas locales: desayuno campesino, introducción al oficio, trasquilado…

Solo en primavera (septiembre y octubre) y con un apicultor local: desayuno campesino, charla introductoria y visita al apiario para…

Salida breve de pleno invierno (julio y agosto) para ver cómo las parras sueltan gotas de savia durante la poda tardía: charla…
Viña Casa Acosta was born in 1998, when Nelson Acosta, the Uruguayan coach who led the Chilean national team at the World Cup in France, bought this estate in San Vicente de Tagua Tagua shortly before the tournament and planted his first vines. The first production came in 2003, with 1,200 bottles of a Carménère Reserva. Today it is run by his son Damián Acosta, with Enrique Pizarro as agronomist and Alfonso Duarte as consulting winemaker, and it remains a family-scale project. The property lies on route I-90-H, in the El Tambo area, about 7 km from the center of San Vicente; it is marked by large ombú trees, the tree common in the fields of Uruguay that gives its name to the first line, and by farm animals that greet arriving visitors.
Carménère is the flagship grape and appears in almost the whole collection, together with Tannat, Uruguay's emblematic grape, and Cabernet Sauvignon. The Ombú line gathers the varietal Reservas; Lajau, the limited-edition blends (Betúm, Betúm Yú, Detí and Sam); and Estación Francia, two Gran Reservas that pay tribute to the founding place of this story and the 1998 World Cup. Rounding out the catalog are the Berá rosé, the Guidaí sparkling rosé, whose name is the Charrúa word for the moon, and Yaráy Guá, two late-harvest wines. The winery says it has applied organic practices since 2012, though it publishes no certification. Its wines are sold at the winery itself and in its online store, with a minimum of six mix-and-match bottles and prices from CLP 9,120.
Visits are arranged by booking and there are three tours: Ombú (CLP 30,000, 2 hours), Berá (CLP 35,000, 2.5 hours, with barrel tasting) and Carménère (CLP 45,000, 3 hours, focused on the grape, with five wines from different lines and for 4 people or more). All begin with a glass of Berá in the Variety Garden, continue through the vineyard (an optional walk in Ombú and Berá), the winery and the barrel hall, and end with a tasting and a pairing board. For groups of 8 or more there are pizza, pasta and gnocchi workshops (CLP 39,900), Yoga entre Viñas and activities priced on request, such as Winemaker for a Day, a Sensory Dinner or the crafts of wicker and alpaca wool; in April and May the harvest is added, a family day with grape cutting, treading and a barbecue. No daily restaurant or accommodation is published: food comes as part of the activities. The winery also hosts private events for up to 200 guests and in 2026 opened its doors for the Feria Entre Vinos y Oficios, with free admission; its dated activities are announced on Instagram. Minors are welcome, though they do not taste, and pets may come in on a leash.
Photos: Viña Casa Acosta.
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