Baja California

Baja California is Mexico's principal wine-producing region. Valle de Guadalupe is one of its wine valleys, alongside places such as Santo Tomás, San Vicente and Ojos Negros. Climate varies across these valleys, so a wine from Guadalupe comes from only one part of Baja California's wider vineyard landscape.

Place: Baja California, Mexico
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Atlas locationBaja California · Mexico32.05° N · 116.63° WOpen in Atlas

Baja California's wine valleys include Tanamá, La Grulla, San Vicente, Ojos Negros, Santo Tomás, San Jacinto and Valle de Guadalupe. Guadalupe is a major centre of Mexican winemaking; on a label, its name identifies a place. Growing conditions vary across the region. San Antonio de las Minas and San Vicente have been classified as temperate-warm, compared with the warmer growing conditions in Guadalupe Valley and Santo Tomás.

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Producer profiles

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Vinícola L.A CETTO S.A.Vinícola L.
Vinicola LA CettoA family-run Valle de Guadalupe producer whose wide Baja California range runs from citrus-and-oak Chardonnay to dry Reserva Privada Nebbiolo.

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