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Chile Wine Fest 2026 returns with more than 40 wineries, gastronomy, and live music

The event will take place on November 27 and 28 in the Metropolitan Gardens of Vitacura (formerly Casa Piedra), with a renewed proposal that will combine tastings, tastings, pairings, workshops and experiences around wine.

Cristy Álvarez By Cristy Álvarez
12/11/2026
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Chile Wine Fest 2026 seeks to consolidate itself as a meeting place centered on the culture of wine, bring the wine industry closer to new audiences, and promote moderate consumption. Photo provided.

Chile Wine Fest 2026 seeks to consolidate itself as a meeting place centered on the culture of wine, bring the wine industry closer to new audiences, and promote moderate consumption. Photo provided.

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It is an invitation to renew the way of enjoying and discovering Chilean wine. Chile Wine Fest It is preparing a new edition that will focus on experiences, culture, and the encounter between vineyards and consumers.

The festival, which is already in its 6th edition, aims to bring the country's diverse wine culture closer to the public. It also combines the tradition of wine with emblematic wines and innovative proposals that invite people to explore their flavors and different ways of enjoying them.

In this way, one of the most awaited events for wine lovers returns with a new edition. The event is on November 27 and 28 in the Metropolitan Gardens, in Vitacura. There will be 40 wineries present, allowing attendees to explore a wide selection of labels from different parts of the country.

In addition to discovering gastronomic proposals, participating in tastings and workshops, enjoying the music and getting to know national beverages from new perspectives.

Among the novelties of this version is “Maridaje Sonoro”, an experience that will explore the relationship between music and the perception of the aromas and flavors of wine.

The Chile Wine Fest will open its doors on Friday, November 27, between 16:00 and 23:00, and on Saturday, November 28, between 12:30 and 23:00. Photo: Courtesy.
The Chile Wine Fest will open its doors on Friday, November 27, between 16:00 and 23:00, and on Saturday, November 28, between 12:30 and 23:00. Photo: Courtesy.

The sessions will be led by Ricardo Grellet, an expert in wines, alongside four musical groups that will perform live thanks to the collaboration with the Chilean Guild of Music Association through the “Chile Terruño Sónico” project.

In them, various musical genres will be explored, such as classical music, electronic music, jazz and rock, seeking to pair Chilean music with national wines.

This will be complemented by other activities, such as the talks by Marcelo Pino, sommelier from Pichilemu, and Ramón Navarro, Chilean surfer, who on Friday at 18:00 will explore how a surfer and a sommelier read and interpret the territory through four waves and four wines.

“This new edition aims to surprise attendees with a proposal that goes beyond traditional tastings. After events like Vinexpo Explorer and Chile Wine Fest, we are able to close the year by bringing the world of wine closer to the public and creating a space for encounter between vineyards and consumers. We want those who visit us to not only discover the diversity and quality of Chilean wines, but also to enjoy new experiences that integrate gastronomy, music, and culture, inviting them to connect with wine from new perspectives,” says Julio Alonso Ducci, commercial director of Vinos de Chile.

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With this proposal, Chile Wine Fest seeks to consolidate itself as a meeting place around the culture of wine. At the same time, it aims to bring the wine industry closer to new audiences, promoting the knowledge and moderate consumption of this emblematic product for Chile’s image.

The event will open its doors on Friday, November 27, between 16:00 and 23:00. On Saturday, November 28, between 12:30 and 23:00. Tickets are already available through Ticketmaster, in General and VIP categories, both with tastings included.

The second pre-sale is already available with General admission at $26,000. This includes tastings and pre-registration activities such as making your own wine, pairing tastings, and talks.

The VIP entrance costs $60,000, includes a glass of wine and premium tastings with exclusive hors d'oeuvres. Additionally, it offers a gastronomic proposal that will complement the experience.

The “Wine Date x 2” promotion for two people is also available at $51,000 General and $116,000 VIP. The prices do not include the service fee charged by the ticket vendor and the event will be for those over 18 years of age.


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Cristy Álvarez

Cristy Álvarez

Cristina Álvarez G., Chilean journalist and sommelier. Since 2023 she has been president of MUV Chile, advocating for the visibility of its members, and fostering various alliances and actions focused on promoting Chilean wine culture.

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