Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico

Mexico

Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico connects to 1850 places across 11 topics through 32 Bunkabop connections, with cuisine, history, and nature forming the dominant clusters. The valley became Mexico's primary wine region after vineyards in Tijuana were crowded out by urban growth; in 1972, Casa Pedro Domecq began the modern winemaking industry there. Its mild climate supports a wide range of grapes, from Malbec to Tempranillo. The valley shares many connections with Ensenada and Tijuana, and archaeological evidence places human occupation of the area at 7,000 to 10,000 years ago.