Where to Go Wine Tasting, Eat and Stay in the Valle de Guadalupe Wine Region, Mexico
Would you go wine tasting in Mexico? Winetravelers will and do. Mexico is well known for distilled beverages like Tequila, Mezcal and Brandy, and of course beers like Corona, Modelo, Bohemia, and many others. Wine on the other hand has been produced at least since the mid-1800s, and vines were likely planted by Spanish friars as early as the late 1600s. It wasn’t until the 1990s that the Mexican wine business experienced its second fermentation, from about a dozen wineries to over 250 wineries in 14 states producing wine today. A visit to Valle de Guadalupe offers adventure and discovery wine travel at its best!
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