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[Report Ensenada] 2011: The Year of the Valle de Guadalupe (so far)

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There is no doubt that 2011 was the year of the Valley. The list of successes is long: a record year for international television appearances (The Food Network, FOX and Utilisima spent entire seasons of some programs to Valle de Guadalupe), the Wine Route was named best tourist route [...]

3 January 18, 2012 At Home , Report 3

The new wine regions to rediscover old.

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We offer this slight picture of some of the most traditional wine regions and which have now been reinvented and well worth the know and re-meet. By Juan Manuel Solis Scale (@ wamawine). Leaving behind the traditional techniques that for centuries have been implemented in the wine industry [...]

0 January 12, 2012 Cover Story , Wine Stories , Regions , Report 0

# MuestraAyuda A night to help enjoy a good wine.

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Causes to support, there are many, we know well. However, we are convinced that few are as transcendent as education, specifically education in citizen participation. We feel that the lack of participation, civil apathy is the cause of major social ills are a stock [...]

0 November 14, 2011 At Home , Events 0

More than 200 labels # VinoMexicano in The Contra Guadalajara.

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"I arrived in Guadalajara, was a dream to bring a piece of the proposed Mexican wines, closer to a place like this." - Hugo D'Acosta. Guadalajara is a traditional city, the locals know it well. This goes beyond social custom which commercial weaving is one of the markets [...]

5 November 4, 2011 in Home , News May

# VinoMexicano present in the Jalisco Fan Fest in Moetti Lounge.

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In Guadalajara, held the 2011 Pan American Games 14 to 30 October. Both the government of Jalisco as municipalities have done so in a way to improve infrastructure and provide a more visible nonetheless to the city, which even appears to be well [...]

3 October 18, 2011 in Home , News March

DEP Steve Jobs

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It has little to do with wine, I know, but everything to do with our project. The expected death, but no less impressive, Steve Jobs personally moves me more than one reason. Besides being a great inspiration, Steve Parr me has been one of those [...]

1 October 6, 2011 At Home , Opinion 1

Vinísfera Podcast 17: Chile, Cousino Macul

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We take a visit to Diego Loyola, sommelier of the Cousino Macul Chilean winery to talk about the history and tradition in the South American wine and labels that produce their cellar. Direct link to audio file. Subscribe to this Podcast in iTunes Links related to this episode: [...]

0 October 2, 2011 At Home , Podcast 0

Designation of Origin Baja California: we're on time, said Victor Torres Alegre.

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Ph.D. in enology professor at the Autonomous University of Baja California, Ensenada coordinator Earth International Competition, Wine advisor throughout his career in winemaking projects ... Victor is certainly authority, respect and representative of a school of thought in Baja California wine production. [...]

18 August 31, 2011 Cover Story , Interview 18

Interview: Andrew White, Wine Moebius.

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There are faces that seem new, but have been around for a while still there. So Andres Blanco. He began making wine in the 97 with the first generation of that group instructed Hugo D'Acosta and since then has not stopped. By Carlos Valenzuela. How do you find the wine? [...]

3 August 4, 2011 Cover Story , Interview March

# Vendimia2011MX Event Calendar (Ensenada)

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We already started a few days of harvest festivals of Mexico's largest in Ensenada. According to several growers are expected this year more events and more attendees as well. Therefore we recommend you review the list of events, find out about their availability, there are still tickets [...]

1 August 1, 2011 At Home , Events in January

Vinísfera Podcast 16: Jose Luis Durand and oenology.

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I share this conversation with José Luis Durand, one of the key winemakers in producing quality wine in Mexico. The author of Icarus, Enzo, Marella and other popular labels of the present moment we talk of his cellar and wine-making intention. Direct link to audio file. [...]

8 July 6, 2011 At Home , Podcast August

Vinísfera Podcast 15: Wines from the United States and the May Festival in Guadalajara

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Under the pretext of May Festival, which this time is the guest country to America, welcome to Lorenzo Garcia and Juan Manuel Solis-sommelier with extensive experience in the wines of our northern neighbor, to talk a bit about the history and current U.S. situation [...]

2 May 23, 2011 At Home , Podcast February

Sinergi Live! In Guadalajara

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In Mexico there are rare opportunities, and more power in Guadalajara personally know the man for a winery, and indeed of an entire industry. We're not saying that Jose Luis Durand is the only protagonist of the movement of Mexican wine, we do assert is that he [...]

0 May 18, 2011 Courses and Tastings , At Home , Events 0

Vinísfera Podcast 14: The sommelier, critic and blogger vs. the consumer.

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Taking advantage of our friend Peter Poncelis Jr. to talk about the importance, or for that matter, the weight that the views of the sommelier, and even the blogger critical in shaping the consumer's discretion. We hope you enjoy and are encouraged to form their [...]

2 May 5, 2011 At Home , Podcast February

Apulia, a land of a thousand contrasts.

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We Puglia: Traditional name until this day is given to the territory, referring to the many microcosms in which their complex identity dissolves dramatically. Text and Photos of Sg. Antonio Ruggieri. Apuliadestination.com original text in Apulia, or La Puglia is a region in [...]

2 May 3, 2011 At Home , Regions , Report 2
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