I don't think a bicycle tour of wineries would be complete if you only made two stops! Luckily, our tour with @upscapetravel included three and the last is where I took this photo: @lomalargavineyards. They have a fascinating micro climate in their vineyard that's caused by a heavily-wooded hill almost in the middle of the property. It allows them to have success with the kinds of grapes that others in the area can't grow as well. And, it allows rose bushes to grow like beautiful weeds all over their property. Many vineyards around the world plant rose bushes at the end of rows of vines. At Loma Larga, they're both there, and seemingly everywhere else. I loved it so much; seeing the planted bushes and also seeing the vases of cut blooms overflowing on tables and display cases and every other available surface!! Anyway, their wines are award winning and worth the stop all on their own of course. It was a very lovely place in which to end our tour of Chile's Casablanca Valley. || BONUS: ...