Veramonte Winery Tours

Veramonte sits at Ruta 68 km 66 in the Casablanca Valley, the cool wine valley between Santiago and the coast of Chile. You may know the name from the bottle, but few of the tours from Santiago that we track stop there. The only tour on this site that names Veramonte in its itinerary is the Private Casablanca Valley Wine Tour: Veramonte and Viñamar. It is a young listing with three reviews, so this page covers what it includes, how much weight those reviews can carry, and which nearby wineries the better-known tours visit instead.

About Veramonte

Spain’s González Byass bought a majority stake in Veramonte from the founding Huneeus family in 2016, so if you are wondering who owns the winery, that is the answer. Its brands include Veramonte Orgánico and Ritual. The winery describes its farming as organic, regenerative and biodynamic; that is its own description, and it names no certifying body on its website.

Veramonte offers tours and tastings, booked online through its own booking site or by phone (+56 9 9015 5824), and its published hours are Monday to Sunday, 9:00 to 17:30. Hours can change, so confirm when you call. If you plan to drive yourself, one person has to stay off the wine: Chilean law strictly prohibits driving after drinking, and that includes winery tastings.

The private Veramonte and Viñamar tour

The Veramonte and Viñamar tour is sold on GetYourGuide by White Tour Chile. It starts from $267 per person (September 2026), and the live price is on the booking page. It holds a 5.0 rating from 3 reviews.

A private vehicle picks you up at the address you give in Santiago and brings you back there, with a professional driver for the whole trip. The day includes a guided tour of Viña Veramonte, a visit to Viñamar and a wine tasting at each, following each winery’s standard program. The listing puts it at about 4 hours 20 minutes of driving and tastings, plus an optional lunch. The order of the two visits may change on the day, and as a private tour the schedule can be adjusted to suit you.

Lunch at the Viñamar restaurant is optional and not included in the price; you pay for it separately. Viñamar specialises in sparkling wine, and its estate bistro is called Macerado. You can cancel up to 24 hours ahead for a full refund, per the listing.

Our breakdown of this tour has the full inclusions.

What three reviews can tell you

A 5.0 rating from three reviews is a good start and a small sample. One mixed review would move the average a long way, and three guests cannot tell you much about how the operator handles a late pickup or a changed schedule. Set that against the private tours below, rated 4.9 from 118 reviews and 4.8 from 16.

What makes the Veramonte tour easy to try is the 24-hour free cancellation and the short, simple format: two wineries, private transport, no group to wait for. If Veramonte is the reason you are going, book it. If you simply want a good day of Casablanca wine, one of the established tours below gives you more reviews to go on.

The neighbours the multi-winery tours visit

The multi-winery tours from Santiago work the same stretch of Ruta 68 without stopping at Veramonte. Emiliana’s visitor site is at km 60.7 and Casa Viñamar at km 72, either side of Veramonte’s km 66. Bodegas RE, Casas del Bosque and William Cole also appear on these routes.

• The Casablanca Valley 4 Vineyards: Emiliana, Bodegas RE, Viñamar & Tanino tour is the shared day we would pick if Viñamar appeals. It starts from $149 per person, rated 4.9 from 148 Viator reviews, with tastings at Emiliana, Bodegas RE and Viñamar and a lunch stop at Tanino, a la carte at your own cost.
• The Private Casablanca Tour: Emiliana, William Cole & Casa del Bosque starts from $150 per person, rated 4.9 from 118 Viator reviews. It is private for 8 hours, with a four-wine tasting and a cheese and chocolate board at Emiliana, a tasting at William Cole, and a lunch stop at Casa del Bosque that is paid separately.
• The Private Casablanca Valley Wine Tour: Bodegas RE and Emiliana starts from $275 per person, rated 4.8 from 16 Viator reviews, with tastings at Bodegas RE and Emiliana. Lunch is extra; the operator can book Tanino or Viñamar.
• The Four Casablanca Wineries: Emiliana, Bodegas RE, Casa del Molle, Tanino tour starts from $139 per person and has the most reviews of any dedicated wine day on this site, 655 on Viator, rated 4.8. Lunch at Tanino is at your own expense.

If organic farming is what draws you to Veramonte, Emiliana is the neighbour to look at. It says it farms organically and biodynamically and is Fair Trade certified, and every tour in this list stops there.

Which one we would book

For Veramonte itself, the private Veramonte and Viñamar day is the one tour on this site that does it, and we would book it with open eyes about the short review record. For a private day where Veramonte is not essential, the Emiliana and William Cole tour costs less per person and has a much longer track record. The comparison table puts the three side by side.

Where to go next

For the five tastings Veramonte sells direct, its wines and how to plan the visit, read our Veramonte winery guide. To weigh Veramonte against the rest of the valley, read the best Casablanca Valley wineries. For the organic neighbour, see Emiliana winery tours, and for every private option, private Casablanca Valley wine tours. If Veramonte is your stop, check availability for your date.