
Degustación de vinos
Recorrido por la sala de barricas, la sala de vinificación y Casa Nido, guiado por los dueños, Alejandra y Daniel, con degustación de…
Family winery in Rinconada de Lo Miranda, Doñihue: hand-harvested, unfiltered wines and a two-room wine lodge above the barrel room, in the middle of native forest.


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

Recorrido por la sala de barricas, la sala de vinificación y Casa Nido, guiado por los dueños, Alejandra y Daniel, con degustación de…

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AccommodationCasa Nido, wine lodge de dos habitaciones con baño privado, sobre la sala de barricas. Deluxe Double Queen Cordillera (hasta 4 personas, dos camas de dos plazas, vista a la cordillera y al valle): $145.000 la noche para 2 personas y $25.000 por adulto adicional. Bosque Nativo (hasta 2 personas, una cama de dos plazas, vista al bosque y a la piscina): $135.000 la noche para 2 personas. Incluye desayuno, degustación de vinos, botella de regalo y descuentos en vinos, y uso de living, comedor, cocina equipada, quincho con parrilla, mirador en el techo, piscina con hidromasaje (en primavera y verano, según Enoturismo Chile) y senderos. Check-in 15:00, check-out 12:00. Se pide con el formulario de la página de enoturismo, por WhatsApp +56 9 9308 6073 o a alejandratoro@vulturwines.cl; planes todo incluido a consultar.
Vultur is the project of a married couple: Daniel Miranda, founder and winemaker, and Alejandra Toro, an agronomist who runs sales and wine tourism. According to a feature in El Mercurio's Revista VD (March 2023), the business took shape little by little from 2010, after a spell of winemaking experience abroad: first in Rancagua, with Daniel running it alone, until they settled in Rinconada de Lo Miranda, in the municipality of Doñihue. The house and the winery stand on a slope of the Cordillera de la Costa, surrounded by sclerophyll forest, about 90 minutes from Santiago and 30 from Rancagua. The name comes from the Andean condor, Vultur gryphus, which also names their first wine and whose large-format portrait greets guests in the living room.
According to the same feature, the winery has its own Malbec plantings in the Cachapoal Valley and buys the rest of its grapes in Colchagua and Casablanca. Everything is hand-picked and vinified in small vessels, with gentle punch-downs and gravity-fed movements; aging usually takes place in French barrels of various ages, for 12 to 24 months, and the wines are bottled unfiltered and unfined and are vegan-friendly. The Vultur line brings together Gryphus, a limited production based on Carménère with Petite Sirah and Petit Verdot, a Petite Sirah from Lolol and the Circus Malbec from Cachapoal. Globo adds a Carménère and a Petit Verdot from Colchagua, a Sauvignon Blanc from Casablanca and a Red Blend from the Rapel Valley, while Toromiro, named after the Rapa Nui tree, offers a Carignan from a vineyard over 50 years old in La Patagua and a Côt from Cachapoal. You can buy them in the winery's online store, with shipping throughout Chile, and also during the visit, with discounts for those who come in person.
Visits take place at Casa Nido, the wine lodge built above the barrel room and a few steps from the winemaking hall, and the owners themselves host them. Booking is always required. The tasting moves through those rooms and samples wines from the vat, the barrel and the bottle; in spring and summer there is a version with a picnic basket, and with more notice you can order a lunch from the Cocina de la Casa, with a seasonal menu. If you stay the night, there are two rooms with private bathrooms, a homemade breakfast, a tasting and a gift bottle, plus a quincho (barbecue pavilion), a rooftop lookout and a pool with a hot tub. There are trails for walking, and the Reserva Nacional Roblería del Cobre de Loncha (a national reserve) is 7 minutes away. The winery also hosts private and corporate events on request.
Photos: Vultur Wines (Casa Nido).
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