History

Santa Carolina , founded in 1875, it is among the oldest wineries of Chile.

In 1875 Don Luis Pereira founds Viña Santa Carolina, to honour his beloved wife Carolina Iñiguez.

1889: Reserva de Familia wins the gold medal at the  Exposition Universelle de France, being the first Chilean wine being recognised in an international level. 

1880: The cellar is built. It was designed by the French architect Émile Doyère. Declared National  Monument in 1973, and it is still used nowadays.

Today, Santa Carolina is a vibrant winery – staying true to  this heritage of quality and care, whilst experimenting and innovating to make the finest wines Chile can offer.