Viña Lomas de Nimahue

The winery

Viña Lomas de Nimahue is a family venture in the dry-farmed interior of Nacimiento, in the province of Biobío. Its farm, the Hijuela Nabot, is in Loma Los Erices, within the rural sector of Dollinco, at about 140 meters above sea level and little more than a kilometer and a half from the hamlet of Nimahue, the place that gives the winery its name. The Cartografía Vitivinícola del Biobío, the survey of the region's wineries that Duoc UC published in late 2025, dates the start of this family winemaking tradition, handed down from one generation to the next, to 1897.

The winery works three traditional grapes of southern Chile: País, Cinsault and Moscatel de Alejandría. The climate is that of the Biobío dry-farmed country, with dry summers, cool nights and rainy winters, which bring slow ripening and grapes that keep their acidity. The wines are bottled under the Nabot brand, the name of the plot, and among them is a varietal País; they are sold at the farm's wine shop and at fairs in the area.

Visits are arranged with a prior booking and include a tasting in the winery and the wine shop. For groups of up to 25 people the family offers traditional Chilean country food and, according to the Cartografía, the property has trails that cross native forest, fruit trees and olive groves. The winery publishes no prices, days or duration for the visit: ask by email or phone. Beyond the food for groups, no restaurant or accommodation on the farm is known.