By 1880, more than 3,000 acres of vineyards were producing 908,000 gallons of wine, making New Mexico the fifth-largest wine producer in the country. Over the next century, New Mexico’s wine ...

This route typically starts in Cancun because ... Valle de Guadalupe: Mexico’s wine country offers picturesque vineyards, gourmet dining, and of course, lots of delicious wines to try.

This charming town should be viewed as the gateway into Mexico's wine country ... From the small town charm of Tecate to the end of the wine route, Ensenada, there are highly rated vineyards ...