
Tour Viña La Pascuala: La Experiencia del Vino
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Family winery in Peralillo (Colchagua) founded by the Castro siblings: signature wines with illustrated labels, clay tinajas and tours led by the owners themselves.


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

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Viña La Pascuala was born in the El Olivar area of Peralillo, on a plot the Castro family had worked since 1986. In 1998 the brothers Benito, Segundo and Juan planted Cabernet Sauvignon with a loan from INDAP (the state agency for small farmers) and, after a first family harvest in 2001, gradually added Carmenere, Malbec, Petit Verdot and Carignan. The current name arrived in 2017 and pays tribute to Pascuala Gaete, the grandmother who raised her family as a seamstress, weaver and country trader. Her granddaughter Daniela Castro, a historian and sommelier, joined in 2018 to professionalize the project alongside cellar master Sebastián Mora.
The vineyard covers about 3 hectares of clay soils at the foot of the Cañetén range, whose breeze tempers the afternoon heat. Production is small (on the order of 6,500 bottles a year, according to press reports from 2021) and is vinified in the family's own cellar with spontaneous fermentations, used French oak barrels and clay amphorae (tinajas) from Pañul. Each wine bears the name of a “Pascuala” illustrated on the label: Bajo la Higuera (Cabernet Sauvignon), La Comerciante (Carmenere), Floración (Malbec), La Costurera (Petit Verdot), La Artista Itinerante (Chardonnay from Litueche) and La Abuela (an amphora-aged blend). Several vintages have scored 90 points or more in Descorchados, La CAV and Guía Vinau. The winery is a member of the Red del Vino de Colchagua (Colchagua wine network), holds fair trade certification and belongs to the Colchagua Singular association.
The owners themselves lead the visit at the winery on Ruta 90, a few minutes from Peralillo. “La experiencia del vino” (the wine experience) walks through the stages of winemaking with tasting straight from barrels and tanks, the story of the Pascualas and the option of building your own blend; for groups of 10 to 15 people there is an extended version with a blending competition, a grazing board and a Chilean-style barbecue (asado) out in the vineyard. Write ahead by WhatsApp or Instagram, since daily places are limited.
Photos: Viña La Pascuala, Viña La Pascuala (fotografía: C. Torres, según metadatos).
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