4 Best Sights in Casablanca Wine Valley, The Central Coast

Emiliana is the world's largest organic winery, and it preaches its green ethos all across this stunning property, where chickens help with pest control and alpacas mow the lawn. Emiliana also produced the first biodynamic wine in Latin America, and you can try it on a tour or tasting. Stop by as well for organic picnics and a chance to mix your own wine blends.

For those who like their wines cold and bubbly, look no further than this espumante (sparkling wine) specialist, which offers tastings in a stunning pearly-white mansion on a hill overlooking the valley. The winery also houses one of Casablanca's most renowned restaurants, Macerado, which pairs local wines with local produce.

Nestled among rolling vine-covered hills just outside the town of Casablanca, Casas del Bosque offers tastings and tours as well as creative options such as biking through the vineyard, being a winemaker for a day, cooking classes, and more. During March and April, the main harvest months, you can learn even more about the production process with the chance to pick your grapes and take them for selection and pressing. Like many wineries in the valley, Casas del Bosque has its own restaurant, Tanino.

The biodynamic Viña Matetic straddles the border between the Casablanca Valley and the adjacent San Antonio Valley and may take the prize for having the region's most stunning bodega. Set into a ridge overlooking vines on both sides, it aims to harmonize with the gorgeous setting, with sloping passageways revealing glimpses into the barrels stored below. Just down the road, the winery's restaurant looks out over beautifully manicured gardens, in the middle of which is a restored guesthouse with 10 elegantly decorated rooms.