Punta Mita y Sayulita celebran festivales de vino

December 9, 2015 / By Ian Hayden Parker

Riviera Nayarit alberga un par de festivales entorno al vino y la gastronomía en Sayulita y Punta Mita, acompañados de música y un ambiente espectacular.

Sayulita Wine Fest

En Sayulita el día 8 de diciembre es el primer evento de este festival en el que participan seis casas de vino de Baja California, Valle de Parra y California, Estados Unidos, también se cuenta cuatro restaurantes que ofrecerán aperitivos y hay una subasta silenciosa de vinos.

El día 9 de diciembre se hacen cuatro cenas-maridajes con enólogos para 25 personas cada una, las sedes son: Restaurante Don Pedros (A un costado), Haramara Retreat, Hotel Cielo Rojo (San Pancho) y en Hotel Imanta (Higuera Blanca).

Para reservaciones escriban al correo [email protected] o a los teléfonos (329) 291 3986 y (311) 258 4155.

Punta Mita Music, Food & Wine Festival

El hotel The St Regis Punta Mita Resort será sede del Punta Mita Music, Food & Wine Festival del 10 al 13 de diciembre, una experiencia única de vida vacacional musical acompañada de noches Bluebird Café Style “In-the-round”, con actuaciones de algunos de los más talentosos cantautores de TN Nashville en uno de los escenarios ideales, únicos y exclusivos en México.

“Estamos felices de dar la bienvenida a reconocidos cantautores para unas vacaciones musicales sin precedentes en Punta Mita. Nos hemos distinguido por ofrecer a los viajeros eventos y experiencias únicas que permiten vivir lo mejor que ofrece el destino” mencionó el Gerente General de The St. Regis Punta Mita Resort, Carl Emberson.

La Península del Glamour de Riviera Nayarit, una vez más sorprenderá por su lujo y exquisita gastronomía. Para conocer los cinco eventos a fondo y los artistas participantes visita: http://eventospuntamita.com/mfwfestival/es/. Reservaciones al correo [email protected] o al teléfono (329) 291 5800.

Riviera Nayarit alberga un par de festivales entorno al vino y la gastronomía en Sayulita y Punta Mita, acompañados de música y . . .

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