Mexico

Established in 1597, the oldest winery of the Americas is located in Monterrey. Produces red and white table wines as well as a range of spirits.

Producer in Ensenada, Baja California. Includes some product descriptions, online ordering, and a company profile.

Produces several red blends and a rose in Francisco Zarco, Baja California. Includes product information along with descriptions of their facilities and lodging.

Produces a range of reds and whites under its own name and the Calixa brand, in the Guadelupe Valley of Baja California. Includes product descriptions, an award list, and a company profile.

Produces reds, a white, and grappa in Ensanada, Baja California. Contains product descriptions, online ordering, vineyard pictures, and a company history.

Produces red, white, and rose wines in San Antonio de las Minas, Baja California. Includes product descriptions along with information about the vineyards and winemaking.

Produces a range of reds and whites in Ensenada, Baja California. Includes product descriptions, a company history, and tour prices.

Welcome to the world of Mexican wine profesionals. ... the tasting of more than 40 wines, reds and whites from all the Mexican wineries ? ...[2008/10/22]

Mexican wine has a distinguished history. Mexico is the oldest wine-making region in the ... As the years passed wine production began to increase and expand ...[2008/11/04]

New Mexico has the longest history of wine production in the United States. ... The modern New Mexico wine industry received significant support in 1978 when a ...[2008/11/11]

The New Mexico Wine Growers Association is a non-profit organization of ... our wines at your local store gives you a flavor of New Mexico like nothing else. ...[2008/05/16]

... a spot for wine on Mexico's list of quality ... Wine production in Mexico ... While Mexican ice wine may seem a little out of place, so too did the idea of ...[2006/12/04]

A profile of the Mexican Wine Industry, on StarChefs ... They are the biggest wine producer in Mexico, and differ from Domecq in many ways. ...[2008/10/27]

The Spirit of Wine - exploring Mexican wines. An article by Luis Dumois - a regular Columnist appearing in Mexico Connect, the premium E-Zine and Site all about Mexico.[2008/10/20]

The Mexican wine industry as a full-scale marketing entity is still in its infancy. ... What a surprise when they found out the wine was from Mexico. ...[2008/11/08]

Prohibition and the 1940s flooding of the Rio Grande River virtually destroyed the New Mexico wine industry, but today, it's on the rebound, using smart marketing ...[2008/11/14]

New Mexico Wine Country. The Oldest Wine Producing Region in the U.S. ... See how the New Mexico wines fared at the New Mexico State Fair! ...[1999/06/23]