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Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Mexican Wine

is a rapidly growing industry and not only highly demanded in Los Cabos. Tasting the wines of Baja California Norte was the main objective from my recent trip through the renown Valley of Guadalupe which lies between the picturesque mountains close to Ensenada. It was amazing to meet a couple of the enthusiastic winemakers and learn about their visionary concepts. Modern “New World” technology wine production, but also “Old World” methods are used by the local mix of mostly self-trained Mexican but also European, North and South American wine-maker's clan. Thanks to Rogelio Cortes from Baja Wines Cabo we could experience “this very special places and moments in time”.

Vinos Vena Cava - La Villa del Valle



Bodega Paralelo



Tasting with Daniel Lonnberg



Bodega Roganto - Rogelio & Antonio



Mariachis at Cantina Hussong's in Ensenada



Bodega Tres Valles - Tasting with Joaquin Prieto



Bodega Sinergi - Tasting with Jose Luis Durand



Lunch at LAJA



Bodega JC Bravo - Tasting with Juan Carlos Bravo



Bodega Adobe Guadalupe



Bodega Mogor Badan - Tasting with Natalia



Bodega Quinta Monasterio



Walking through the vineyards with Reynaldo Rodriguez



Bodega Viñas de Garza - Tasting with Amado Garza



Hugo d'Acosta's Escuelita - "Little Wine Making School"



Tasting with Hugo at the Wine Boutique "La Contra"





Natalia's Garden



Natalia's Grape Marmalade and me



Click here for the Red Wine Goulash with Poblano Chili and Grape Marmalade Recipe