Chateau Potrero Seco

Come and visit us, learn the basics of viticulture, winemaking, and wine tasting at our family winery, an experience you won't forget.

The viticultural tradition of the Vercellino family originates in the Piedmont region of Italy, where the Vercellino family has been producing wines for five generations. Descendants in Chile embarked on this family project at the end of the last century by planting 25 hectares with certified French grape varieties in the Santa Ana locality, located in the Talagante province. After several years of cultivating vines, the grapes from which were sold to prestigious wineries in the area, they decided to build a winery with the goal of vinifying the grapes and crafting their own wines. In 2015, during the "Chile Lindo" Fair organized by the Municipality of Vitacura in Bicentennial Park, they successfully introduced their reserve wines, which included Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Carmenère, and Cabernet Franc varieties. Today, they have expanded their product line to include Syrah and Petit Verdot varieties, as well as a special Blend and an attractive Rosé. This family project, set in an Italian-style house, is the result of the collective efforts of parents, siblings, children, nephews, and sons-in-law who share the goal of putting forth their maximum effort to create high-quality wines that are above all pleasant to drink and share. Cheers!