Well known for its happy and easy going vibe, Mexico is now producing wines that embody and celebrate its culture, rich history and diversity of its lands. Rosé is of course part of this journey.
Mexico is famous for many things and in the beverage world mostly for beer and of course agave spirits such as tequila and mezcal, but what most people don't know is that the country also produces wine and was actually the first place where it was produced on the entire American Continent (North/Central/South).
The Mexican wine industry today is one of the most vibrant and dynamic in the world due to the vast variety of different terroirs offered by its expansive and very unique geographical characteristics which change completely from one region to the next.
Here are the Mexican Rosé Wines to help you discover and explore this category.
Viñas Pijoan - Convertible Rosa (Valle De Guadalupe, Mexico)
Bodegas F. Rubio - Herencia (Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico)
Bodegas Origen - Rosatus (Aguascalientes, Mexico)
La Nubes - Jaak (Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico)
L.A Cetto - Primavera (Valle de San Vicente, Mexico)
Bodega Aborigen - Acrata Tacha (Valle de Gudalupe, Mexico)
El Cielo - Selene (Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico)
Monte Xanic - Grenache Rosé Wine (Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico)
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