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Concha y Toro
23 October 2025
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Churchill College, Club Room
Founded in 1883, Concha y Toro is one of Chile’s historic wine families and the largest wine producer in South America. Its fine-wine projects are shaped by place, coastal influence, Andean foothills and northern desert clarity. This, along with attentive viticulture and patient cellar work, allows the vineyard character to lead the conversation.
Since 1987, Don Melchor has been rooted in Puente Alto at the foot of the Andes, where alluvial, stony soils and cool mountain air shape a benchmark Cabernet Sauvignon. Parcel mapping and small-lot vinification define the project’s precision. Don Melchor was the first Chilean wine to receive top accolades from international critics.
Terrunyo is a single-origin series, bottling sites across Chile to show how soil, climate, and diurnal rhythm shape character. Think coastal freshness from Sauvignon Blanc and warm-day and cool-night depth from Peumo-grown Carménère.
From Quebrada Seca, with its steady coastal breath, Amelia favours restraint, attentive watering and rows set to the wind, measured irrigation and wind‑aware farming yield wines of clarity and quiet finesse.
Join us to explore the legacy of this iconic producer. For any ticketing issues, please contact the CUWS Website & Ticketing Officer, Claire.
| Details | Price | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| The Member (Other) (£18.00 GBP) is available to members only. Sold Out | ||
| The Member's guest (Cambridge student/alumni/staff) (£20.00 GBP) is available to members only. Sold Out | ||
| The Member's guest (Other) (£20.00 GBP) is available to members only. Sold Out | ||
| General admission | £28.00 GBP | Sold Out |
| The Member (Cambridge student/alumni/staff) (£18.00 GBP) is available to members only. Sold Out | ||