Viña Santa Rita

Viña Santa Rita is a Chilean winery based at its Alto Jahuel estate in the Maipo Valley. It sources grapes from several leading regions in Chile, showcasing the country's diverse landscapes and terroirs.

The portfolio includes a range of styles and prices, with options for everyday wines and site-specific selections. Key ranges feature Reserva and Gran Reserva, alongside the Medalla Real line. At the top are icon wines like Casa Real Reserva Especial and the Triple C blend, noted for their structure and aging potential.

This approach highlights place, balance, and consistency across its wine tiers.

Viña Santa Rita's popularity stems from a fusion of historical significance, quality offerings, and global reach.

• Rich history — its long-standing heritage in Chile’s Maipo Valley creates a trusted brand narrative.
• Wide range of wines — from the affordable 120 Series to premium Reserva and Gran Reserva lines, there's something for every palate.
• Quality recognition — consistently awarded 'Best Buy' titles, Santa Rita is celebrated for delivering high-quality wines at competitive prices.

• When was Viña Santa Rita founded and by whom?

  Founded in 1880 by Domingo Fernández Concha.

• Where is Viña Santa Rita located?

  Viña Santa Rita is in Alto Jahuel, Maipo Valley, just south of Santiago, on historic 19th-century grounds.

• Who owns Santa Rita winery?

  Santa Rita is owned by Santa Rita Estates, controlled by the Claro family. Ricardo Claro acquired the winery in 1980, and his family continues to oversee it.

• What inspired the '120' label on Santa Rita wines?

  The '120' label honors 120 patriot soldiers who sheltered at the Santa Rita estate during Chile's fight for independence in the 1810s, a tribute to their bravery and the estate's historical significance.

• What are Santa Rita's best-known wines?

  The winery is best known for the '120' Series, the Medalla Real Gran Reserva, and the iconic Casa Real Reserva Especial Cabernet Sauvignon.

• How many countries distribute Santa Rita wines, and what is its annual production?

  Santa Rita wines are distributed in over 80 countries. As one of Chile's largest exporters, the winery ships over 3.5 million cases annually (roughly 42 million bottles).

• What sustainable practices does Santa Rita use?

  Santa Rita focuses on environmental care, implementing sustainable practices like water efficiency and renewable energy in its winemaking operations.