One of the historical wine regions of Mexico happens to be just a quick two-hour drive from San Diego in the Valle de Guadalupe in Baja California. This area was where a migration of wine makers took place in the 16th century and has evolved into an unnoticed and unappreciated wine making area.
This region is producing some really good wines now, but I wouldn't go as far as the Wall Street Journal calling Valle de Guadalupe the next Napa. That's going way too far. There are about 50 wineries there today that produce about 90 percent . . .
