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A guided walk at Casas del Bosque, a four-wine tasting and a three-course lunch at Tanino with two paired wines.
From the WhatsApp message about pickup to the drive back to Santiago.
Put a WhatsApp number on the booking so the operator can reach you about pickup in Las Condes, Providencia, Ñuñoa or central Santiago.
A guided visit of about 1.5 hours through the Casas del Bosque garden, vineyard and wine cellar.
A sommelier guide leads a tasting of four Casas del Bosque wines and shows you how to taste.
A three-course meal at the winery's Tanino restaurant, served over about 1.5 hours with two more wines.
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Casas del Bosque, its vineyard and cellar, and lunch at Tanino.
The included-lunch tour against two shared winery days that stop at Tanino with lunch at your own expense. Prices are per person from September 2026; check the live price when you book.
| Feature | LUNCH INCLUDED Casas del Bosque + Tanino Lunch | Four Casablanca Wineries | Casablanca Valley 4 Vineyards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | From $130 per person | from $139 | from $149 |
| Lunch | Three-course lunch included | Stop at Tanino, meal at your own expense | Stop at Tanino, a la carte at your own cost |
| Where You Eat | Tanino, Casas del Bosque | Tanino, Casas del Bosque | Tanino, Casas del Bosque |
| Wines | 4 in the tasting + 2 with lunch | At Emiliana, Bodegas RE and Casa del Molle | Tastings at three vineyards |
| Wineries | 1: Casas del Bosque | 3 + lunch stop | 3 + lunch stop |
| Duration | About 3 hours on site, plus the drive | 10 hours | 9 hours |
| Pickup | Las Condes, Providencia, Ñuñoa or central Santiago | Pickup from your accommodation | Pickup from your accommodation |
| Age | 18+ only, bring ID | Minimum drinking age 18 | Legal drinking age 18 |
| Rating | ★ 4.1 (19 GetYourGuide) | ★ 4.8 (671 Viator) | ★ 4.9 (148 Viator) |
| Book Now | See Details | See Details |
Compare the Tours
Two shared and two private tours that stop for lunch and leave the bill to you.
TANINO STOP · OWN COSTA 10-hour day trip from Santiago with hotel pickup, visiting Emiliana, Bodegas RE and Casa del Molle in the Casablanca Valley, then stopping for lunch at Tanino Restaurant at Casas del Bosque, where the meal is at your own expense.
À LA CARTE AT TANINOA 9-hour shared tour from Santiago with hotel pickup, tasting at Emiliana Organic Vineyards, Bodegas RE and Casa Valle Viñamar, then a lunch stop at Tanino restaurant at Casas del Bosque, where you order a la carte at your own cost.
PRIVATE · LUNCH EXTRAA private 6 to 8 hour day from your accommodation to two Casablanca Valley wineries, Bodegas RE and Emiliana, with a tasting at each and time for lunch at a third vineyard at your own expense.
PRIVATE · CHEESE BOARDAn 8-hour private tour from Santiago with round-trip transfer, a tour and tasting at Emiliana and William Cole vineyards, then lunch at Casa del Bosque, which is paid separately.
LUNCH GUIDE
Which tours pay for the meal, which only stop for it, and where you eat.
Lunch is where Casablanca Valley wine tours from Santiago, Chile, differ most, and where the listings are easiest to misread. Most tours build in a lunch stop at a winery restaurant, and on most of them you pay for the meal yourself. A few put lunch in the price. This page sorts them, so you know before you book whether the price covers your meal.
Casas del Bosque with Tasting and Tanino Lunch is the only tour with a page on this site that includes lunch in the price. You get a guided walk of about 1.5 hours through the Casas del Bosque garden, vineyard and wine cellar, then a four-wine tasting led by a sommelier guide. Lunch is a three-course meal at Tanino, the winery’s restaurant, served over about 1.5 hours with two more wines paired, so six wines in all. Pickup and drop-off are in Las Condes, Providencia, Ñuñoa or central Santiago. From $130 per person (September 2026), 4.1 from 19 GetYourGuide reviews; the live price is on the booking page. The tour is not suitable for anyone under 18, so bring a passport or ID card. Our breakdown of this tour has the full detail.
Casas del Bosque was ranked No. 42 in The World’s 50 Best Vineyards 2025, and No. 49 in the 2024 edition.
Two GetYourGuide listings without a page here also include lunch, both at Casas del Bosque. Casas del Bosque: Wine Tasting, Lunch and Transfer includes a three-course lunch with pairing and transfers from Santiago, from $249 per person, 5.0 from 9 reviews. Casas del Bosque with Gourmet Lunch is a private day with a gourmet lunch, from $315 per person, 5.0 from 1 review. Both have short review histories, so read each listing’s inclusions before you book.
The trade-off with an included lunch is one winery. You spend the day at a single estate and eat well there, but you do not compare producers.
These tours stop for lunch and leave the bill to you. The price covers the wineries and transport, not the meal.
Several other tours work the same way. The private Veramonte and Viñamar tour makes lunch at the Viñamar restaurant optional and paid separately. The private Emiliana, Bodega RE and Casas del Bosque tour leaves lunch out, with the option to eat at one of the wineries at your own expense. The Valparaíso coast days stop for lunch in Valparaíso, also at your own cost.
Price the whole day before you compare. A shared multi-winery day from $139 or $149 plus a lunch you order yourself costs more than the $130 included-lunch tour, but you visit three wineries instead of one. Ordering a la carte also lets you decide how much to eat and drink. The one lunch price a listing quotes is the private tour’s reservation: USD 90 per person for the four-course menu at Tanino. For lunch without a tour, our guide to winery restaurants in Casablanca Valley covers Tanino, Casa Mirador, Macerado and Kingston.
Book the included-lunch tour if a long, unhurried meal is the point of the day, or if you want the cost settled before you leave Santiago. Book a multi-winery tour with a lunch stop if you want to compare producers and are happy to pay for lunch on the spot. Of those, the Four Casablanca Wineries tour has the longer review record, with 665 Viator reviews.
Most of these lunches happen at Casas del Bosque, which has three restaurants: Tanino, Botánico and Casa Mirador. Tanino is the one the tours name. At Casa Viñamar the restaurant is Macerado, a bistro focused on local produce. Chile’s tourism board advises booking both the winery tour and lunch in advance, especially at weekends and in high season. On a private tour, ask the operator to reserve the table when you book.
Gratuities are excluded on most of these listings, so budget for tips. The minimum drinking age in Chile is 18, as several listings note.
For the full-day winery routes, see the best 3 and 4 winery tours. To read more about the estate where most of these lunches happen, go to Casas del Bosque tours, or compare private Casablanca Valley wine tours. If the Tanino lunch fits your day, check availability.
Guest Reviews
Ratings and review counts are each platform's live figures (Viator or GetYourGuide) as of September 2026 and may shift slightly day to day.
"The visit to the Casas del Bosque winery was nice. The place is beautiful, well organized, and the wine is really good. The tour is interesting, but I thought it could be a bit more detailed in some parts. The restaurant is charming, but the prices are a bit high. Overall, it was worth the experience and is a good tour for those who like wine, but it wasn't the most memorable part of the trip."
"the people who showed us how the vineyard works, very interesting."
"The tour focuses mainly on the dining experience at Tanino and the visit to the wineries, including wine tasting. Practically the entire experience is attended by the restaurant and vineyard staff. I can say that the food is excellent, very tasty and well served, and the tour and wine tasting are very good. The experience can be enriched by asking questions about the process and the wine. As for the tour operator, they only offer transportation and do not contribute anything to the visit. What caught my attention is that I participated in the wine tasting and had a drink. I understood that there was zero tolerance for alcohol while driving. I don't know if this was because one person who had confirmed was unable to attend the tour at the last minute and the operator (driver) took the liberty of having the meal and participating in the tour."
"Good, and the lunch is excellent."
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Which tours include lunch, which only stop for it, Tanino, prices and booking the table.
Most do not. The usual pattern is a lunch stop at a winery restaurant, often Tanino at Casas del Bosque, where you order and pay yourself. The Casas del Bosque tour with Tanino lunch is the one tour with a page on this site that includes a three-course lunch in the price, and two GetYourGuide listings without a page here also include lunch at Casas del Bosque.
The Casas del Bosque Winery Tour with Tasting and Tanino Lunch includes a three-course lunch at Tanino with two paired wines, from $130 per person in September 2026. Two other GetYourGuide listings at Casas del Bosque include lunch too: Wine Tasting, Lunch and Transfer from $249, and a private day with gourmet lunch from $315. Our Casas del Bosque page compares them.
Tanino is one of three restaurants at Casas del Bosque, a family-owned winery in the Casablanca Valley in Chile; the other two are Botánico and Casa Mirador. It is the lunch stop on several wine tours from Santiago. On the included-lunch tour you get a three-course meal there with two paired wines, and on the multi-winery tours you order and pay for lunch yourself.
The one price a tour listing on this site quotes is from the private Bodegas RE and Emiliana tour, whose operator can reserve a four-course menu at Tanino for USD 90 per person, paid at the restaurant. On the shared multi-winery tours you order a la carte, so the cost depends on what you choose. Menus and prices change, so check with the restaurant or your operator.
Pickup and drop-off in Las Condes, Providencia, Ñuñoa or central Santiago, a guided walk of about 1.5 hours through the garden, vineyard and cellar, a four-wine tasting led by a sommelier guide, and a three-course lunch at Tanino with two paired wines. That is six wines in all. Gratuities and gifts are not included. See our breakdown.
No. The Four Casablanca Wineries tour includes admission at Emiliana, Bodegas RE and Casa del Molle and a lunch stop at Tanino Restaurant at Casas del Bosque, but the meal itself is at your own expense, ordered and paid on the day. The same applies on Casablanca Valley 4 Vineyards, where each person orders a la carte at Tanino and pays for their own lunch.
Yes, on some tours, at your own expense. The private Bodegas RE and Emiliana tour can reserve lunch at Viñamar for USD 70 per person, paid at the restaurant, and the private Veramonte and Viñamar tour offers an optional lunch at the Viñamar restaurant, paid separately. Casa Viñamar's restaurant is Macerado, a bistro focused on local produce.
Chile's tourism board advises booking both the winery tour and lunch in advance, especially at weekends and in high season. On the included-lunch tour the meal is part of the booking. On shared tours with a lunch stop the operator plans the stop. On private tours, ask the operator to reserve the table when you book, as the Bodegas RE and Emiliana operator offers to.
No. The listing says the Casas del Bosque tour with Tanino lunch is not suitable for anyone under 18, and asks you to bring a passport or ID card. The minimum drinking age in Chile is 18. If you are travelling with children, check each listing's age rules before you book, as they vary. See private wine tours.
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