Mexico

Mexico is the oldest wine-producing country in the Americas, with vines planted by Spanish missionaries in the sixteenth century. Today, the industry is centered in Baja California, where the Valle de Guadalupe has become one of the most exciting wine destinations in the New World.

The Mediterranean climate of Baja produces bold reds, textured whites, and innovative blends. Winemakers here are unafraid to experiment, blending international varieties with Mexican character and drawing food and wine travelers from across the continent.