Pintatani, la producción de un vino ancestral en el oasis de Codpa (Región de Arica y Parinacota, Chile)

This article focuses on the architecture and wine-growing landscape of the town of Codpa (Arica and Parinacota Region, Chile), with a systemic focus on the produc-tion of the ancestral Pintatani wine. To this end, the historical and heritage importance of Codpa has been analyzed, together with its vernacular architecture adapted to local con-ditions. Through a study of the territorial configuration based on the sectors that involve the production of this Andean wine such as cultivation, sunlight, production and storage. To this end, local materials, construction techniques, their cultural significance and the traditional practices of codpeña viticulture have been explored. The research highlights its cultural landscape, its vernacular architecture and traditions that are intertwined in the preservation of this ancestral oenological heritage of Codpa.