balduzzi vineyards & winery

We visited the winery when we spend 3 days in Talca. The winery is small, family owned and lovely. They offer winetour and tasting in English and Spanish. Our Guide spoke fluent English and took a lot of time to show us around and answered all our questions . The tasting took also place in relaxed atmosphere. We were just 4 guests and could try more than the actual 4 wines which are included in the tasting. Over all we spend there 1,5 hours. Compared to other tastings it was refreshingly relaxed and private. Not to forget to mention the wine is very tasty !

It's a small winery, but the tour was very interesting and I learned a lot new things. The guide was very good. I was only person getting the tour and I had an option to get the tour in Spanish or in English. Afterwards there was a wine tasting, they offered four wines. Sadly you cant buy their wine in Europe (yet).

We visited Balduzzi Winery as part of the schedule itinerary arranged by the Maule Valley wine route, but we should had visited on our own, without previous reservation. Fortunately Balduzzi was a very good experience. Nice team, tour in English, with a very nice tasting of the wines and very beautiful location. Shame not been able to take more than a couple of bottles of wine, but next time we'll visit Maule, we'll certainly stop there.

While exploring Chile, we drove down to Pucon and found this vineyard by mistake. Great mistake it turned out to be! Wines were good across the board. The tour was nice. They took us in right away and the staff was very Friendly. Yes, they spoke English. I'm bilingual but it was nice for my husband who does not speak it so well. I give this place 5 stars, definitely going back next time we go..

Our Balduzzi tour was wonderful. The woman giving the tour spoke perfect English and the wines were delicious! The property was breathtaking. A really great experience overall. Would highly recommend.

Balduzzi is a pretty winery between Santiago and the Lakes District but the vineyard tour could be better. We paid USD10 for a tour and tasting session. The intern who showed us around was new at his job and wasn't able to adequately answer our questions. There are better and more interesting wineries in Chile to visit. That said, the wines here were quite good. Visit on a weekday to observe the production and bottling processes. We were there on a weekend and the wasn't much to see.

viñedos Balduzzi ubicado el la Séptima región del maule Av. Balmaceda 1189, es un lugar para visitar, tiene enoteca y la posibilidad de entrar a sus bodegas, visitar su amplio terreno lleno de magia y alegria.Me gusta Balduzzi y pudo decir que los conozco muy bien ya que mi familia estaba situada a metros de esos viñedos. (Vinos los Ciervos, Viña santa Maria).100% recomendable

Es una de las pocas viñas que reciben turistas en Valle del Maule y su cercanía a la carretera hacen que pasar a ella sea accesible. Lo mejor es que no requiere reserva previa, la gente es amable y el tour muestra la bodega de guarda, un subterráneo con más barricas, las grandes cubas de acero, el cuidado parque donde tienen algunos árboles de más de 100 años y finalizando con una degustación. Venden vinos con un descuento y artículos relacionados con el mundo del vino. Lo mejor es ir en verano cuando las viñas están brotadas o en época de vendimia para ver como procesan las uvas.

Entramos no site da vinícola para saber o horario de funcionamento, mas ao chegar lá, dentro do horario informado, disseram que a funcionária responsável pela visita ja havia ido embora. Ligamos no dia seguinte e falaram sobre os horários de atendimento. Fomos no horário informado e a moça que nos atendeu disse que estava sozinha na área de vendas e que não poderia nos levar para fazer a visita. Ela se desculpou, mas explicamos que já tínhamos ido e também não fomos atendidos. Tentamos uma terceira vez, aí sim nos receberam, conhecemos toda a vinícola e fizemos a degustação (no valor de 7.000 pesos, ou seja, por volta de 31,00 reais). Apesar de tudo, foi legal conhecer esta vinícola. Os vinhos servidos na degustação são muito bons.Mesmo a vinícola Balduzzi tendo sofrido bastante com o terremoto de fevereiro de 2010 (que se originou na região, Vale do Maule), não fechou suas portas e recebe muitos turistas durante o ano todo. Eles aproveitam a localização – a vinícola fica a apenas 1 quilômetro da Ruta 5 – para fazer uma rápida visita e comprar bons vinhos a preços acessíveis.

Na volta de Pucón para Santiago, passamos por uma cidade que se chama San Javier, acabamos dormindo no único hotel da cidade. A tarde fomos visitar a vinícola, foi bem interessante, vale a pena. É uma visita rápida, deve demorar uns 30 minutos e mais uns 30 minutos pra degustar as bebidas, isso nos custou 7.000 pesos por pessoa, mas vale consultar antes de ir. Os vinhos lá são baratos, mas não sei até que ponto valeu a pena trazer, pois faz muito volume e peso.