The birthplace of wine in the Americas. Deep in northern Mexico's Parras Valley, Casa Madero has been crafting wine since 1597, making it the oldest winery in the Western Hemisphere.The landscape here is striking & unforgiving in the best way: desert heat, high elevation & mineral-laden soils that push grapes to concentrate every ounce of flavor. The result is wines of real structure and bold character.

If there is one region that put Mexican wine on the world's radar, it's Baja California. At its heart lies the Valle de Guadalupe, a sun-drenched valley cooled by Pacific Ocean breezes, where the conditions feel almost tailor-made for growing grapes of exceptional character & depth.

This is where Old World winemaking wisdom meets a distinctly Mexican spirit. Winemakers here are fearless, blending traditions, pushing boundaries, and crafting everything from structured, age-worthy reds to vibrant whites & inventive blends that defy easy categorization. It's no surprise the valley has become a destination in its own right, drawing food lovers & wine enthusiasts from around the world.

High on Mexico's central plateau, Zacatecas is one of the most exciting new names in the country's wine story. Vineyards here sit at 6,000 feet or higher, where thin desert air & intense sun push grapes to develop extraordinary depth of flavor — while cool nights preserve the freshness & balance that make these wines so compelling.

It's a landscape that rewards the adventurous. A pioneering group of winemakers has recognized what this dramatic terrain has to offer & the wines they're producing. Bold, deeply colored reds & thoughtfully crafted blends.

Nestled in Mexico's central highlands, San Luis Potosí is a region on the rise. High elevation & a dry, sun-soaked climate create ideal conditions for grape growing: warm days build rich, concentrated flavor while cool nights preserve the acidity & structure that keep wines feeling fresh & balanced.

The winemakers here are a passionate group, crafting elegant reds and approachable whites that reflect the rugged character of the landscape around them. It's an honest, unpretentious style of winemaking — & the wines show it.

When it comes to sparkling wine in Mexico, Querétaro stands in a class of its own. Sitting high in central Mexico, the region's cool nights and bright sunshine create exactly the kind of conditions that produce elegant, lively bubbles — & many of its winemakers honor that potential by using the traditional method, the same painstaking technique behind the world's finest Champagnes.

But there's more to Querétaro than sparkling wine. Fresh whites & light, fruit-forward reds round out a region that consistently impresses with its balance and finesse. It's a place that takes its craft seriously.