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A decade ago, a large amount of information on our national drink pisco was made known through different advertising campaigns promoted by renowned brands and especially due to the establishment of the Peruvian Academy of Pisco, institution that emphasizes on historical studies of this fine beverage. In countries such as Spain, Portugal, Italy, Mexico, Argentina and Chile, enological tourist routes have been created based on a typical our traditional beverage, promoting a tourist flow and generating a specific type of tourism: wine tourism. In Peru, Ica and Moquegua regions have already developed this route. However, the valleys in Arequipa, especially Vitor with an enological tradition since the second half of the XVI century to date, do not have a tourist route offering this kind of attractions. This article offers a historical overview of the main wine and pisco cellars of the Vitor valley and moreover, it proposes the implementation of a Wine and Pisco Route in this valley. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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