Pomaire is a small town of pottery artisans, belonging to the Commune of Melipilla, and is very famous for its great talent in clay. Its main attraction is the pottery workshops that are found throughout the town. One of its high streets is Roberto Bravo, where clay crafts are sold and typical dishes of Chilean cuisine are offered, such as pastel de choclo and empanada. The pottery is characterised by its reddish hue and smooth, shiny surface. Its pottery tradition dates back to before the arrival of the Spanish. It is possible to find vases, pails, ornaments and decorative items, highlighting the "chanchitos", piggy banks in the shape of three-legged pigs that are said to bring good luck.

Viña Undurraga is a wine and sparkling wine producer with headquarters in Talagante, in the Maipo Valley, 34 km from Santiago, Chile. It is one of the oldest wineries in the country, founded in 1885.1 The company has a total of 1,700 hectares of vines, spread across the valleys of Maipo, Colchagua, Cachapoal, Leyda, and Maule,1 and exports 75% of its wine production.2 In 2016, it projected annual sales of 1.5 million cases of wine (13.5 million litres per year). We will tour and taste 3 wines.