Mexico Flashcards

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What are the sub-regions of the Baja California?

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Guadalupe Valley, Ojos Negros Valley, San Vicente Valley, Santo Tomás Valley, Valle de la Grulla, and Tecate

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What is the major growing region of Mexico?

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Baja California

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What is the name of the most important viticultural region in Mexico? What grapes are grown there? What are the 4 subzones of this region?

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Baja California: Zinfandel, Merlot, Cab Sav;

*Guadelupe Valley, Ojos Negros Valley, San Vincente Valley, Santo Tomas Valley

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What is the name of the oldest winery in America and when was it established?
Where is it?

A

Casa Madero
1597
Located in Coahuila - was a Jesuit Mission

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Valle de Guadalupe

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Sub-appellation of the Baja Peninsula, Mexico

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Baja California

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Most important viticultural region of Mexico

accounts for 85% of Mexico’s wine production - 57 wineries

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Current that cools the coastal wine region of Guadalupe

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Humboldt Current

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The main 8 states that produce wine in Mexico?

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From north to south, they are Baja California (Norte), Sonora, Coahuila, Durango, Zacatecas, Aguascalientes, Guanajuato, and Querétaro

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What are the Spanish wineries that settled in Mexico in the 70s?

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Casa Pedro Domecq and Freixenet invested in the winemaking regions of Baja California and Querétaro.

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