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Ready the glasses! First Mexican wine festival in Los Cabos

Ready the glasses! First Mexican wine festival in Los Cabos

In commemoration of Mexican Wine Day, on October 7, from 12:00 pm to 20:00 pm, the first Mexican wine festival in Los Cabos will be held at the Los Cabos Golf Resort, Trademark Collection by Wyndham hotel. It will also be an event that will benefit the education and support programs for young people and families of Club Rotary Los Cabos.

The event will be the opportunity to celebrate the national wine, and, on the occasion, attendees will be able to explore the diversity of flavors offered by the various entities of Mexico. In addition, to honor the venue, wines will be present, grown and fermented in the desert of El Vizcaíno, that’s right, totally South Californian wine! They are the only wineries that are produced in the desert. Rosé and merlot wines from the wineries of Cuidad Constitución in Comondú will also be presented.

In addition to specimens from Baja California Sur, they will have bottles from Mexican wineries such as Chihuahua, San Luis Potosí, San Miguel de Allende, Querétaro, Aguascalientes, Coahuila, Guanajuato, among others; will have the participation of local producers such as Baja Wines.

To acquire your bracelet, there are two points of sale in:

Cabo San Lucas:

-Wine Market: 6241043336

-BarrAzul Restaurant: 6242245586

San Jose del Cabo:

-Cabo Liquor and Wine: 6241645988

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