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WINE TOUR IN COAHUILA
This route incorporates two Magical Towns and a series of natural wonders offered by the state of Coahuila.
The Coahuila Wine Route offers wine lovers a unique experience in the heart of northern Mexico. Located in the wine region of Valle de Parras, this route encompasses two Magical Towns and offers a fascinating tour of the wineries and vineyards in the area, as well as exquisite wine tastings and the opportunity to explore the rich history and wine culture of the region.
Valle de Parras is known for its ideal climate and fertile soil, making it a perfect place for growing high-quality grapes. The wineries in the region produce a wide variety of wines, from robust reds to refreshing whites and elegant sparkling wines. Visitors have the opportunity to tour the vineyards, learn about the wine production processes, and participate in guided tastings led by expert winemakers.
In addition to the wine experience, the Coahuila Wine Route also offers a rich history and culture.
Enjoy the Wine Route
Visitors can enjoy wine tastings, vineyard tours, and learn about the wine production processes while enjoying the tranquil and serene beauty of the desert landscape in the region.
The vineyard and mountain landscapes provide the perfect setting for cycling, hiking, or simply relaxing and enjoying the tranquility of the countryside.
The Coahuila Wine Route is a complete experience for wine lovers and culture enthusiasts. From tasting high-quality wines to exploring the history and natural beauty of the region, this route promises to delight all visitors.
Parras de la Fuente
Parras de la Fuente, one of the oldest settlements in Mexico, is home to impressive colonial architecture. Visitors can explore the cobblestone streets, visit the historic church, and enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine in local restaurants.
It has a winemaking tradition that dates back to the arrival of the Spanish, when the friars who came with the gold seekers found fertile lands suitable for grape cultivation.
This gave rise to Casa Madero, one of the oldest wineries on the continent with a rich history. It began wine production when King Felipe III of Spain granted lands to Don Lorenzo García for vine cultivation and wine and brandy production. Later, during the reign of Maximilian, the winery fell into the hands of the French until it was acquired by the grandfather of President Francisco I. Madero, Evaristo Madero.
When visiting the facilities, visitors can learn about this history, visit the Wine Museum showcasing the wine-making process, stroll through the vineyards, and, of course, delight in exquisite wines.
Parras de la Fuente is also home to other wine producers such as San Lorenzo, Hacienda El Perote, Casa El Vesubio, and the Rivero González vineyard. One can also find significant production of homemade wines that can be purchased in the city's stores.
Cuatro Ciénegas
Cuatro Ciénegas is a destination that combines stunning natural beauty with a growing reputation in the production of high-quality wines. This unique region, famous for its extensive bodies of water and unique ecosystem, has also ventured into winemaking, offering visitors an exceptional wine experience.
In Cuatro Ciénegas, two important wineries are located: Bodegas Ferriño and Bodegas Vitali. The former has a history dating back to the mid-19th century when Mr. Ferriño, of Italian origin, decided to start producing grape brandy and brandy, gradually emphasizing the production of the famous "Sangre de Cristo" wine. Currently, they produce seven types of wine, pomegranate liqueur, and grape brandy.
As for Bodegas Vitali, its history begins in the mid-20th century and offers sweet and dry red wines, as well as cream liqueur.
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