Segovia Wines

The winery

Segovia Wines is a signature-wine project from the Loncomilla Valley, in Maule, that presents itself as the generational handover of a family tied to winegrowing. Its address is on the Santa Cecilia road, in the El Peral area of San Javier, and its labels carry the Villa Alegre appellation, the neighboring municipality; the name of Esteban González appears on the brand's banners. In 2023 the winery was presenting its Carménère 2022 and announcing new cellar projects in Loncomilla. It is a member of the Ruta del Vino del Valle del Maule, the valley's wine route, which registers it as family farming, and in February 2026 it reported receiving the Manos Campesinas (“Peasant Hands”) seal from INDAP, the state agency for small farmers.

Carménère is its calling card. According to the winery, the Carménère Reserva 2022 won a gold medal at Catad'Or 2024, and at the Noche del Carménère 2025 the wine route gave it the awards for Best Carmenere and Best Small Production. The most recent wines it shows are three from the 2025 harvest: a Merlot with twenty days of maceration, 15% whole clusters and twelve months in French oak; a Torontel with twelve hours of skin contact, 10% whole clusters and fermentation in French oak; and a Sauvignon Blanc pét-nat that matures for six months underwater, in a reservoir ringed by willows. At ExpoMundoRural 2025, its Torontel pét-nat took third place in the Innovation Prize awarded by FIA and INDAP. The winery describes its wines as natural and minimal-intervention, without publishing a certification. Its photos show thick-trunked, head-trained vines, but it gives no detail on the vineyard's size or age.

There are no published tours, prices or online shop. The wine route's directory marks it without tourism and with visits to be confirmed, while its Google Maps profile lists hours of Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 18:00; call +56 9 4575 2660 or message it on Instagram before you go. The documented way to taste its wines is the fairs: in 2026 it was announced at the Outlet del Vino del Valle del Maule, in Talca, where purchases were made directly at each stand, and at Expovino, in Valparaíso; in 2025, at Expo Mundo Rural, in Ñuñoa.