Festival de las Conchas y el Vino Nuevo Sunday, April 14 is the Festival de las Conchas y el Vino Nuevo (Shellfish & New Wine Festival). The beloved event will… Read more »
Culinary Corner April 2024
Posts Tagged: valle de guadalupe
Culinary Corner April 2022
Mesas Marinas As a part of Provino’s Festival de las Conchas y el Vino Nuevo (see below), a special culinary event will be taking on place on April 30th at… Read more »
Culinary Corner July 2021
2021 Vendimia Dates Announced After cancelling the 2020 Fiestas de la Vendimia, the wine harvest festival will return this summer for 2021! The Valle de Guadalupe celebrations will take… Read more »
Northern Baja Road Trip Itineraries
Dear DBTC Members, I’m excited to share with you the arrival of my newest Moon guidebook focused on Northern Baja, Moon Tijuana, Ensenada, and Valle de Guadalupe. This is a… Read more »
Wine Tasting in the Time of COVID
With the reopening of some of the wineries and restaurants in Valle de Guadalupe, many people are itching to get back to Baja’s beautiful wine country after three months of… Read more »
The Museums of Valle de Guadalupe
While most visitors to the Valle de Guadalupe come for the wine and food, there’s a cultural side of the famous wine region that can be found in the few… Read more »
Baja Foodie Finds With Scott Koenig: Restaurante Lunario Shoots for the Moon
Celestial fare on offer at new Valle de Guadalupe restaurant By W. Scott Koenig Motivational speaker Les Brown famously said, “Shoot for the moon and if you… Read more »
Three Hens, an Earthquake, and a Book
The History of Restaurant Tre Galline in the Valle de Guadalupe By W. Scott Koenig When we visited Tre Galline in Todos Santos, Baja California Sur in 2012,… Read more »
Restaurant LaX at Alximia
A Perfect Pairing in the Valle de Guadalupe By: W. Scott Koenig In the Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California’s wine country, there’s nothing better than a thoughtfully-prepared and delicious… Read more »
Animalón Now Open for Third Season in Valle de Guadalupe
By Jennifer Kramer It’s difficult to not feel enchanted by life when you’re dining under a 200-year-old oak tree in the middle of the Valle de Guadalupe. Watching the sun… Read more »