In the heart of the coastal desert of southern Peru, the vineyards of Ica stand out not only for their beauty but also for their historical and cultural importance. This region, known as the birthplace of pisco, is home to some of the country’s most renowned wineries. Here, tradition and flavor come together to offer unforgettable experiences. In addition to its enogastronomic value, the natural surroundings and sunny climate make each visit the perfect opportunity to connect with history and the unique landscapes of southern Peru.
La Caravedo: The Oldest Distillery in the Americas
Founded in 1684, La Caravedo is a benchmark for high-quality pisco. The visit includes a tour of its facilities, an explanation of the artisanal distillation process, and a guided pisco tasting. You’ll also have the chance to enjoy a traditional lunch accompanied by a Peruvian paso horse show. The colonial architecture and natural setting make it a great place for photography. Plus, it’s a unique chance to explore the evolution of pisco from colonial times to the present. An experience that blends tradition, history, and excellence in every detail.
Tacama: A Journey Through History and Flavor
Considered the oldest winery in South America, Tacama preserves the charm of a colonial estate while incorporating cutting-edge technology in its wine and pisco production. Visitors can walk through the vineyards, learn about the production process, and enjoy a guided wine tasting. They can also savor a lunch with live criolla music or seasonal shows. A visit to Tacama is a tribute to the rich winemaking legacy of the region.
A Destination for All the Senses
Exploring the vineyards of Ica means diving into one of Peru’s most iconic traditions. If you’re planning a trip to the south, our Full Day Paracas + Huacachina includes a visit to La Caravedo, where you’ll get to experience the true essence of pisco while enjoying a day full of history, flavor, and nature.
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