Viña la Rosa

Established in 1824 by the Ossa Family, Viña La Rosa is one of Chile's oldest wineries, and is renowned for its award-winning, consistently excellent estate-grown and bottled wines.

Our history began in 1824 when don Francisco Ignacio Ossa y Mercado, an important miner from the north of Chile, decided to buy an hacienda for his first-born son, Gregorio Ossa Cerda. Don Francisco fell in love with the beauty of the Cachapoal valley, situated ...

Cachapoal Valley

Viña La Rosa has 864.1 hectares (2,135.2 acres) of vineyards planted in the Cachapoal Valley. The vineyards themselves are divided into three different estates:

• La Rosa - Peumo
• Cornellana
• La Palmería de Cocalán

The Cachapoal valley is located in the warm, central part of Chile, a two and a half hour drive from Santiago, Chile's capital city.
Cachapoal, which lies in the northern part of the Rapel Valley, is o...

Gonzalo Cárcamo (1971) was born in Santiago, Chile's capital city. As a student, one of his passions was music and at one point in his life, he thought about becoming a musician. However, instead of dedicating himself to the piano, he chose winemaking. For him it is also the perfect combination between art and science, he comments: "you use all your senses in creating a wine, and what you see as the perfection achieved thereafter is, perhaps, ...