Located at the gates of the city of Ica, Viñedo Tacama is far more than just a winery: it is a place steeped in history, considered one of the oldest vineyards in South America. Founded in the 16th century, it embodies the intersection of colonial heritage, local expertise, and winemaking innovation.
From the moment you arrive, the charm takes hold. Palm-lined avenues, Andalusian-inspired architecture, and vast expanses of vineyards create an elegant and timeless atmosphere. Tacama stands out for its diverse grape varieties and its ability to produce both fine wines and top-quality piscos.
A tour of the estate offers insight into the different stages of production, from cultivating vines in this fertile desert to the art of winemaking and distillation. The guided experiences are accessible and educational, providing a clear window into Peru’s viticultural history.
The tasting sessions are a true highlight of every tour. Set in a refined atmosphere, visitors discover a curated selection of wines and piscos, paired with detailed explanations that highlight the distinct characteristics of Ica’s terroir.
It is an experience both cultural and sensory, ideal for enhancing any journey through southern Peru.