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Santiago Wine Tours To Get The Flavor Of South America
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There are many locations around the world that are well known for making quality wines, some include the traditional Italy and France but in South America Chile has its own wineries that rival many well known producers of wine.
Santiago enable the wine enthusiast to not only sample amazing wines, but gain insights into the culture and traditions of the country. Santiago is home to more than 6 million people, but the out lying areas are not only astonishingly beautiful, but home to many wineries.
Looking Into Santiago Wine Tours
There are many companies that offer Santiago wine tours, and these packages include air fare and hotel accommodations. These packages can be an easy way for tourists to not only enjoy fine wines but feel pampered while on vacation. These can be a stress free vacation that many would find enjoyable and fun. Companies that offer these types of packages can be located through travel agents or even on-line.
Santiago will take tourists around the region, as different wines are more exclusive to specific regions around Santiago. The Aconcagua Valley is north of the city of Santiago and this valley is known for their Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah. The area is not only productive as far as wines
go but also scenic with the Aconcagua Peak which is the highest mountain peak in the western hemisphere.
The Casablanca Valley is another part of a well rounded Santiago wine tour that many will appreciate. This area is west of Santiago and the climate is a little cooler as it is more coastal, and thus better for white wines. The area was developed in the 1980's for wine growing and has a more modern feel to it.
Santiago will also include Cachapoal Valley which is located south of Santiago and is between the Andes and the coastal region. In this area, the red wines are more predominant and can be savored at several different wineries throughout the region; in addition there are many local restaurants and shops that can be visited.
Colchagua Valley is an important stop on any Santiago wine tour, as it was named one of the best wine regions in the world. This area has not only 35 wineries to visit, but shops, horseback riding and other activities abound. The Colchagua Valley can be found two hours from Santiago and has accommodations for overnight stays.
Santiago can be an enriching experience for anyone, not only those interested in the wine making business as most areas offer many attractions and events.
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