Viña Errázuriz & The Chadwick Estates

The Chadwick Errázuriz portfolio is categorized by estate and terroir focus:

• Viña Errázuriz: The historic Panquehue estate. Its flagship is Don Maximiano Founder’s Reserve. In 2024–2026, the Las Pizarras series (Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Syrah) has become a global benchmark for cool-climate coastal wines.
• Seña: A standalone Aconcagua hillside estate founded as a joint venture with Robert Mondavi. It is Chile's first 'Icon' wine, farmed biodynamically to produce a refined Bordeaux-style blend.
• Viñedo Chadwick: Located on the historic polo fields of the Maipo Valley, this 100% Cabernet Sauvignon estate is a tribute to Alfonso Chadwick Errázuriz and has earned multiple 100-point scores.

The family earned permanent global acclaim during the 2004 Berlin Tasting, a landmark event often compared to the 1976 'Judgment of Paris.'

• Historical Triumph — In a blind tasting against top Bordeaux (Lafite, Margaux) and Super Tuscans (Sassicaia), Viñedo Chadwick and Seña took the top two places, forever changing the perception of Chilean wine.
• James Suckling 100-Point Legacy — Viñedo Chadwick 2014 was the first Chilean wine to receive a perfect 100-point score, a standard maintained by subsequent vintages of Seña and Las Pizarras.
• 2026 Sustainability — By 2026, the entire group has achieved renewed certification under the National Sustainability Code of the Chilean Wine Industry, with Seña leading the way in biodynamic viticulture.

• Where are these wines produced?

  Errázuriz and Seña are located in the Aconcagua Valley (north of Santiago), while Viñedo Chadwick is in the Puente Alto district of the Maipo Valley.

• Who is the current winemaker?

  Tomás Muñoz Gajardo serves as the Chief Winemaker for the Errázuriz portfolio, continuing the elegant, terroir-driven style established by Francisco Baettig.

• What are the 'Las Pizarras' wines?

  These are ultra-premium, small-lot wines from the Aconcagua Costa region, named after the 'slate' (pizarra) soils that provide intense minerality to the Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

• Is Viña Errázuriz still family-owned?

  Yes. The fifth-generation descendant Eduardo Chadwick leads the company, with his four daughters now integrated into the brand's global representation.