Hector Herrera: The art of exposing the heart
Just a few kilometers off Valle de Guadalupe, atop the inconspicuous hills of a little town called El Tigre, lies an art sanctuary filled with fauns, sharks, and an army of [...]
Vina de Liceaga
Vina de Liceaga is a winery and restaurant located in Valle de Guadalupe on the Ensenada-Tecate highway. It was founded in 1983 by Don Eduardo Liceaga as a retirement project. He had [...]
Things to do with your kids in Valle de Guadalupe
Wine tasting, visiting vineyards and admiring sunsets are the natural things to do while in Valle de Guadalupe... but what happens when there are restless, curious kids around? Divine experience, or [...]
Valle Wine and Food Festival 2017: First Annual Fest
This is the first annual Valle Wine and Food Festival and it definitely won’t be the last. Javier Plascencia is hosting the event along side Nancy Silverton (Co-Owner of Mozza Restaurant [...]
Valle de Guadalupe Airbnbs: Best Places to Stay
Planning a relaxing getaway filled with gorgeous valleys and glasses of Mexico’s finest wine? You’ll want to stay in a Valle de Guadalupe hotel that gets outstanding reviews and isn’t too far [...]
Javier Plascencia Opens Lupe Food Truck in Valle de Guadalupe
Everyone who lives in Valle de Guadalupe knows the famous Finca Altozano Chef, Javier Plascencia, because of his successful gourmet establishments. He not only owns one of the best wineries in the [...]
8 Best Valle de Guadalupe Venues for Outdoor Weddings
Having a destination wedding is more than ideal. Not only are you getting married, but also seeing a new country and sharing your experience with your loved ones. Mexico is the [...]
Valle de Guadalupe Wineries You Can’t Miss in 2017
The New York Times recently exposed the truth about Mexico’s wine country in Valle de Guadalupe. Not only are the Valle de Guadalupe wineries beyond extraordinary, they are a coveted jewel of [...]
Attractions to See and Complete Your Valle de Guadalupe Experience
Just a few hours south of downtown San Diego and across the Mexican border lies Baja California Sur’s Valle de Guadalupe, a place of verdant valleys and sweeping vistas that has grown [...]
How Research in Mexican Universities Helped Spur the Growth of Valle de Guadalupe Wineries
Although Mexico has a long and storied tradition of producing and enjoying alcoholic beverages —in particular, beer, mescal, and of course, tequila— the country’s wine industry is a relative newcomer to [...]