Producer
Pirque · Valle Central · Chili
Viña Concha y Toro
In a few words
A historic Chilean winery whose various ranges let you discover several of the country's major grape varieties and terroirs.
Origin
Valle Central · Chili
Appellation
Several appellations
Grape varieties
Cabernet Sauvignon
The producer
Who are they?
Founded in 1883, Viña Concha y Toro is one of Chile's best-known wineries internationally. Its history is closely tied to Pirque and the Maipo Valley, but its vineyards and various ranges now allow you to explore several regions of Chile. Casillero del Diablo holds a particular place in that story: the brand takes its name from the famous cellar legend in which its founder is said to have made the cellar seem haunted to protect his best wines. Cabernet Sauvignon remains one of its most emblematic cuvées and provides a particularly accessible introduction to the style of Chilean reds.
Their approach
What sets them apart.
Multiple Chilean wine regions
The winery works across different Chilean wine valleys, allowing it to match grape varieties to the specific conditions of each site.
A long history with Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Sauvignon holds an important place in Concha y Toro's heritage and across several of its ranges, from approachable wines to ageworthy cuvées.
Accessible reference points
Casillero del Diablo lets you discover international grape varieties in a style that's immediately approachable and widely accessible.
In the vineyard
What they grow.
Le Premier Verre
Why we follow them.
Because Concha y Toro provides particularly accessible reference points for understanding Chilean wine. Casillero del Diablo Cabernet Sauvignon is a very well-known bottle, and that's precisely what makes it useful here: it lets you concretely discover the structure, dark fruit and tannins associated with Cabernet Sauvignon without starting with an expensive bottle.
Discover
Their wines.
At the winery
Visit.
Visits
Not open to the public
Online
Official website ↗