Casas del Bosque appears on 11 of the 20 tours on this site, more than any other winery. The estate in Chile’s cool coastal valley, about 80 km west of the capital on Ruta 68, is home to the Tanino restaurant, and that is where most of the confusion starts. Some tours here include a tasting at Casas del Bosque, one includes both a tasting and lunch in the price, and several only stop at Tanino for a meal you buy yourself. This page sorts them out.
The estate
Casas del Bosque was founded in 1993 by Juan Cúneo Solari and is family-owned. It has three restaurants, Tanino, Botánico and Casa Mirador, and besides tours and tastings it offers a harvest experience, a helicopter experience, guided and self-guided bike tours and a picnic. It was ranked No. 42 in The World’s 50 Best Vineyards 2025, after No. 49 in the 2024 list, and the winery says it has appeared on the list for seven consecutive years.
Casablanca is best known for Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, with Pinot Noir as its other signature grape, and those are the wines you are most likely to taste. The harvest usually falls between late summer and autumn; in the cool 2021 season at Casas del Bosque, picking ran from 31 March to the start of May.
The featured tour: tasting and Tanino lunch included
The Casas del Bosque Winery Tour with Tasting and Tanino Lunch is the one I would book if Casas del Bosque is the winery you came for. It starts from $130 per person (September 2026), with a 4.1 rating from 19 GetYourGuide reviews; the live price is on the booking page.
The price covers pickup from your accommodation in Las Condes, Providencia, Ñuñoa or central Santiago, a guided tour of the winery, a tasting of four Casas del Bosque wines led by a sommelier guide, and a three-course lunch at Tanino with two more wines paired with the meal. Gratuities and gifts are extra. You spend about three hours at the winery and restaurant, plus the drive.
Three conditions to check before you book. The tour is not suitable for anyone under 18, so bring a passport or ID card. Pickup covers only those four Santiago districts. Luggage and large bags are not allowed, so this does not work as a transfer day. Guides speak Spanish and English. Our full breakdown has the rest.
Tours with a tasting at Casas del Bosque
Two private tours with their own page here include a tasting there, but neither includes lunch.
The private Casas del Bosque and RE Wineries tour includes tastings at Casas del Bosque and Bodegas RE, with pickup from your accommodation, over 5 to 7 hours. It starts from $240 per person with 4.7 from 42 Viator reviews. Lunch is not included, and the listing does not name a lunch stop.
The private Emiliana, Bodega RE and Casas del Bosque tour visits three wineries with a bilingual guide over 7 to 8 hours, from $329 per person with 4.5 from 8 Viator reviews. Lunch is not included; you can eat at one of the wineries at your own expense, and Tanino is one option.
Tours that only stop for lunch at Tanino
On these tours Casas del Bosque is the lunch stop, not a tasting, and you pay for the meal on the day.
The shared Four Casablanca Wineries tour includes admission at Emiliana, Bodegas RE and Casa del Molle, then a lunch stop at Tanino, meal at your own expense. It runs 10 hours, from $139 per person with 4.8 from 671 Viator reviews. The Casablanca Valley 4 Vineyards tour works the same way after tastings at Emiliana, Bodegas RE and Casa Valle Viñamar, with Tanino a la carte at your own cost, from $149 with 4.9 from 148 Viator reviews.
The private Emiliana, William Cole and Casa del Bosque tour includes tastings at Emiliana and William Cole, then lunch at Casa del Bosque paid separately, from $150 per person with 4.9 from 118 Viator reviews. On the private Bodegas RE and Emiliana tour, the operator can reserve a four-course menu at Tanino for USD 90 per person, paid at the restaurant.
If you like the four-winery days and want to eat well, the Tanino stop is a good lunch. Just budget for it on top of the tour price.
Other listings with lunch included
Two GetYourGuide listings without their own page here also pair a Casas del Bosque tasting with lunch. Casas del Bosque: Wine Tasting, Lunch and Transfer includes a three-course lunch with pairing, from $249 per person with 5.0 from 9 reviews. 50Best Casas del Bosque with Gourmet Lunch is a private day from $315 with 5.0 from 1 review. Both cost more than the featured tour, which has the larger review count of the three.
Where to go next
To visit on your own, our Casas del Bosque winery guide lists the estate’s tastings, restaurants and prices. For every tour where the meal is actually paid for, see Casablanca wine tours with lunch. To weigh Casas del Bosque against the other estates, read the best Casablanca Valley wineries, or see Bodegas RE tours for the winery that pairs with it on the private day. If the Tanino lunch tour fits, check availability.