The Mystery of Nebbiolo de Baja

Is Valle de Guadalupe's signature grape the same as that of Italy's famed Barolo? Maybe, maybe not. Also, a practical travel guide to the region.

Dec 13, 2022

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Clockwise from left: Bloodlust wine bar; dining at Fauna; dry, sunny vineyards; Lechuza winery; barrel tasting at Bruma; marlin taco at Solar Fortún

First things first, on this December day, let’s picture you drinking wine in sunny Baja. As I mentioned here last week and in my recent feature for San Diego Magazine, I absolutely loved my visit to Valle de Guadalupe wine region in Baja this fall.

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The Mystery of Nebbiolo de Baja

Is Valle de Guadalupe's signature grape the same as that of Italy's famed Barolo? Maybe, maybe not. Also, a practical travel guide to the region.

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