Sutil Family Wines

Sutil Family Wines - A Family Commitment

Viña Sutil was founded by Chilean agricultural entrepreneur Juan Sutil and is the result of the family's commitment and love for agriculture and rural life since they came to Chile from Spain in 1850. In 1995, Viña Sutil was founded in the Colchagua Valley, guided by the entrepreneurial spirit of its founder, driven by the desire to contribute to the development of the Chilean wine industry and convinced of the excellence of the land and its climate.

This dream expanded in its early decades to the country's main denominations of origin, from Limarí in the north to the Leyda Valley on the coast, from the famous Maipo Valley in central Chile to the southern valleys of Maule, Curicó and Cauquenes. Viña Sutil works with an unwavering commitment to create wines that are true ambassadors of Chilean wine to consumers and critics around the world.

The vision of Sutil Family Wines

Their desire is to receive recognition for creating a high value proposition through their diverse portfolio of brands and products, as well as their integrity and ability to understand and meet the needs of their customers. They see it as their mission to reflect the best expression of their land, in their wines and other products.

Viña Sutil Viticulture

Each of the vineyards is carefully and lovingly tended by trained hands, convinced that great wine is born here. They strive to do exceptional work based on attention to detail, a focus on excellence, respect for the environment and a commitment to sustainable principles.

Special vinification practices and constant experimentation aim to naturally achieve the best varietal expression that only this land can offer. At Viña Sutil, they want their wines to reflect their origins, be approachable and create enjoyable occasions. Their oenological work is based on the firm belief that "the truth is in the origin".

Their selection of grape varieties is great, so it is worth mentioning these grapes in particular:

• Cabernet Sauvignon
• Petit Verdot
• Cabernet Franc
• Syrah
• Sauvignon Blanc
• Chardonnay