Connect your June with these Mexican wine festivals
In June, three different Mexican wine festivals celebrating local varieties: Sona Vino in Mexico; Feysta International Del Vino in San Louis Botosi; And Favino in Quadalajara.
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Sona Vino has become a Mexico city tradition, promising that its 10th version is one of its best. The event will take place at the headquarters of the Santa Cruise Athoyac, the headquarters of the newspaper reform in the Santa Cruise of Benito Jurez.
Beginning at 11 am on June 7 and 8, Mexican and imported wine and imported wine and good food will be served in food and pairs. International labels such as Vinos Wagner, La Madrilina and La Castelna will be attended by Mexican Wine mills La Setto and Chatte Kamo. These wine mills will provide the best of their wide lists and give the event an incredible opportunity to know the new wine mills.
Tickets can be purchased online Or on the day of the event on campus. Events with subscriptions for reform can take advantage of special discounts.
International Wine Exhibition
On June 6 and 7, San Louis Potose will be ranked 13th International Wine Exhibition (International Wine Exhibition). With over 500 different wine plants, this event is one of the most important of the region. The event will be held at the Centro de la arts built in the 1800s, which conducted the famous prisoners, including the revolutionary and future president. Francisco I. Madorro.
This phenomenon is organized as 13 pavilions, each offers different experiences to participants. Salon de Donels will be taken to wine by a team of experts, while the gastronomy pavilion delicious food is available with your wine. Take them both, and you can go for a picnic in one of the outer green spaces of the event.
If you prefer Mskel, you will also have the opportunity to try various local brands – San Louis Botosi is popular with its Meskal – as well as Mascal brands from all over the country. Beer lovers have not been forgotten. The exhibition will offer the booths dedicated to beer graft beer in addition to well -known international brands, such as Heinacon, one of the sponsors of the event.
All of this will be dedicated to direct music and circus arts. The festival is full of alcohol, food and art for two days.
The beautiful place is scattered throughout the sculptures, a museum dedicated to a reflected pond, an old guard tower and a surrogate painter and sculptor Leonora Carrington.
This year’s guest country is Argentina, so try some Argentina wines when you are there. Alejantro Vigil, who has participated in industrial stars, has become one of the most famous wine makers of Argentina over the past several years. His time in the Katena vineyard has certainly left his identity in the brand because they are now considered some of the best wines in the world. Vigil’s new project, Lenimico, is creating waves through its caper -francs, and it is necessary to try at the festival.
Favino: Mexican Wine Festival
The annual Fevino Festival will be again in Quadalajara on June 7, and this time it will take place at Jartin Park Abila Kamacho. More than 60 wine mills, including many from Jalisco, will attend; Although the Mexican wine is a new one, the state produces high quality bottles.
Aldos Nordes Vinkola, Serga Planga, Kawa Post Data and La Estramansia Wine Mills are all placed on Jalisco, and the state has its own wine path to the state, in which local food, ceramics and stops are very popular for the state: Deccilla.
As the national wine industry continues to grow and expand, these three festivals will show you how well a Mexican glass is.
Diana Serodos studied at the Universitat National Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM) and Ansuo, where he lived for more than 15 years. He specializes in wines and beverages, teaches the enthusiasts who are interested in many universities. He conducts courses, flavors and special training.
