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Kali

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3. heh, no mention of the two or three bigger winery/tourist spots

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Tue Apr 25, 2017, 12:34 PM

Apr 2017

I did the Valle de Guadalupe a couple of years ago - there are some really good wines, but the influence of California-range pricing and upscale resort-type accommodations was a little disappointing. Plus the stupid import laws only allowing one bottle per person to bring back totally sucks. Hard to get Baja wines in the US, but if you find them most are pretty good.

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A Journey Through Baja Californias Wine Country [View all] elleng Apr 2017 OP

bookmarked... dhill926 Apr 2017 #1

You're welcome. Reading it, elleng Apr 2017 #2

heh, no mention of the two or three bigger winery/tourist spots Kali Apr 2017 #3