Santa Rita

Santa Rita is a renowned wine producer based in the Maipo Valley region of Chile. Founded in 1880, this family-owned winery has a rich history and tradition of producing exceptional wines that reflect the unique terroir of the Maipo Valley.

The Maipo Valley is located in the central part of Chile and is known for its warm, dry climate and rich alluvial soils, making it the perfect location for cultivating high-quality grapes. Santa Rita has access to some of the best vineyards in the region, allowing them to produce a diverse range of wines that showcase the full potential of the Maipo Valley.

One of the standout characteristics of Santa Rita wines is their use of traditional winemaking techniques combined with modern technology. This approach allows them to maintain the authenticity and unique flavors of the region while also ensuring consistency and quality in their wines.

The winery produces a wide range of wines, including red, white, and sparkling varieties. However, they are best known for their Cabernet Sauvignon, which is considered one of the best in the world. The warm climate and well-drained soils of the Maipo Valley are ideal for growing Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, resulting in wines with intense flavors and aromas.

In addition to their excellent wines, Santa Rita is also committed to sustainable and eco-friendly practices. They have implemented various initiatives to reduce their environmental impact, such as using solar panels to power their winery and implementing water conservation measures in the vineyards.

Santa Rita has received numerous accolades and awards for their wines, including being named "Chilean Winery of the Year" by Wine & Spirits magazine multiple times. Their dedication to quality, tradition, and sustainability has made them one of the most respected and sought-after wine producers in Chile and around the world.

At Onshore Cellars, we are proud to offer a selection of Santa Rita wines to our customers. Each bottle represents the unique flavors and characteristics of the Maipo Valley, making