Nestled in the heart of Baja California, the captivating Valle de Guadalupe beckons wine enthusiasts from around the world with its breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and exceptional wines. Continue Reading
After spending some time in Baja it has come to my attention that Mexican’s love to organize great parties and events. With the regions “La Vendimia” (harvest season) right around the corner my calendar is quickly filling with events that will be sure to keep my palate saturated dark red. Continue Reading
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A day at Decantos winery can best be explained as “mind blowing”. At first glance, this place seems to be almost more on the commercial side as far as Mexico’s wineries go. However, this family run winery couldn’t be anything further from a commercial establishment. They simply just built it right!
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We spent a day at Vinas de la Erre tasting their exquisite wine and sampling food from the local food truck, Le Pinche Francés. If you have not been to this winery then you will definitely need to make a stop during your next visit to Valle de Guadalupe.
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I travel down into Mexico on a weekly basis more or less and even after completing hundreds of trips I am still constantly asked by my friends the same question. “Is it safe down there?” My obvious answer is usually something like “well of course”. After going this many times I have become so comfortable that I’ve grown ignorant to the possible dangers. But is it even dangerous? Sure I’ve heard the tragic horror stories portrayed through the U.S. media but I have yet to experience anything worse than a simple $20 bribe from a police officer to keep an intoxicated friend who was driving from going to jail. But real actual danger? Not even close. In fact I feel safer south of the border than I do in my hometown of San Diego.
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