Maciel Winery, Villa Montefiore scheduled first to bring Valle de Guadalupe to Point Loma Village

San Diego CA— Valle de Guadalupe is home to some of the most untouched and spectacular wineries on the coast. To share the charm of Baja-made wines without leaving Point Loma, The Wine Pub invites renowned wine experts and San Diegans to the local patio for its newest series, Meet the Baja Winemaker.
The guided, four-course dinner begins on April 12 with Cava Maciel winery’s Jorge Maciel and followed by Villa Montefiori winery’s Paolo Paoloni on July 31. Both wineries were discovered on The Wine Pub’s group trips to Valle de Guadalupe, and quickly favored. Food will be prepared by The Wine Pub’s resident chef and owner of Baja California restaurant Mancha de Castro, Sergio Castro.
“The more I travel across the border and get to know these winemakers, my list of experts to invite to The Pub grows longer,” said Owner of The Wine Pub, Sandy Hanshaw. “It’s always been important to me to provide our guests the opportunity to get up close and personal with renowned experts. When we brought in our culinary gem from Baja, I knew it was time to launch this series.”
To reserve your spot to any of the upcoming Meet the Baja Winemaker dinners, click here. Each experience includes a four-course dinner paired with wines by Baja California’s finest. Tickets are $65 a person. Reservations are required. Tax and gratuity are not included.
For anyone interested in traveling across the border to visit Mexico’s wine country, Hanshaw and Owner of Baja Wine + Food, Fernando Gaxiola, organizes bimonthly wine tours to Valle de Guadalupe. Next dates include May 19, June 30 and August 11, possibly the most anticipated, to attend the wine harvest festival. The Wine Pub anticipates sold out tours, so reservations well in advance are recommended. To secure a spot on the bus to wine country, click here.
For more information on Point Loma Village’s favorite home away from home, The Wine Pub, please visit www.thewinepubsd.com.