Wine Regions

Mexico's most important wine region, producing 90% of the country's wine. Known for spectacular landscapes, world-class wineries, and an exceptional gastronomic scene.

Wine route near San Miguel de Allende. Combines wine tourism with UNESCO colonial heritage.

Renowned for exceptional champenoise-style sparkling wines. Growing region with innovative wineries.

Home to Casa Madero (1597), the oldest winery in the Americas. Desert oasis with rich colonial winemaking tradition.

Small but growing wine region. Experimentation with varieties adapted to local climate.

Desert region with vineyards around Hermosillo and Caborca. Robust wines adapted to extreme climate.

High-altitude vineyards with unique characteristics. Wines with marked acidity and elegance.

Historic valley home to Baja California's oldest winery. Known for cool climate and elegant European-style wines.