Wines of Mexico

Welcome to Vino De Mexico.  The wines of Baja Mexico, a short hour and a half from San Diego, California, are growing in prominence because of an extreme dedication by growers to become something very unique.  To a few people a Mexican wine may not sound that intriguing.  However, I would ask that you put aside your preconceptions and explore a wine country that has its roots deep in European grapes and wine making techniques. 
Mexico wineries are becoming internationally recognized.  As the list of awards grow, so does interest in what will inevitably be a great region, rivaling, perhaps, the wines of Napa.  Vino De Mexico explores the history, regions, wineries, where to eat, where to stay, and the activities of Mexico's wine country.
I have toured wineries up and down the west coast (Temecula, Santa Barbara, Napa, Sonoma, etc.).  When you explore the wines of Mexico it is not just a tasting, it is an experience.  A rugged land with a climate that is near that of France, the moisture of Napa, and earth as rich as California's central valley.  The flavor of the soil come through in not only the wine, but in the food.  Prepare for a journey that will enrich your life.  A sustenance that can only come from being as close to the soil of Mexico.  Follow this link for an overview of the history of wine in Mexico.