As the sun sets over the vine-laden landscapes of Baja California, our local vintners have once again proven that when it comes to wine, they’re not just on the map—they’re stars on the global wine chart. The recent Bacchus 2024 in Madrid was not just any event; it was a stage where our Baja wines shone brightly, bagging an impressive slew of medals that have us all brimming with pride—and our glasses brimming with the finest vino!
Bacchus 2024: A Stage for Global Titans
This prestigious international competition, set in the heart of Spain, draws the crème de la crème from the wine world, turning it into a fierce battleground of aromas and bouquets. Over four days, esteemed judges from around the globe sampled wines blind, ensuring only the best of the best prevailed. And prevail, Baja did! Our beloved region outdid itself, smashing previous records and setting a new benchmark for excellence.
The Secret Behind the Success
What makes Baja California’s wines so spectacular? It’s not just the Mediterranean climate or the uniquely suited terrain—it’s the passion and dedication of our local winemakers. From robust reds to crisp whites, our wines reflect a legacy of agricultural excellence and a future filled with promise. This year, Mexican wines, with Baja leading the charge, clinched a total of 56 medals, growing a staggering 47.4% from last year’s haul.
A Cultural and Economic Boon
Each medal is not just a win for the winery but a win for Baja California. These accolades serve as a beacon, drawing wine lovers and tourists alike to our sun-soaked shores, eager to sip on world-class wines. The recognition from Bacchus 2024 reaffirms our place as leaders in the wine industry, promising continued growth and innovation.
The list of medals obtained by the wineries affiliated with Provino is described below:
Special Recognition “Best Wine of Mexico Bacchus 2024”:
- Roganto: Cabernet Sauvignon 2019
Grand Bacchus Gold:
- Decantos Vinícola: El Peor Vino del Mundo White 2021
- Roganto: Cabernet Sauvignon 2019
Bacchus Gold:
- Bajalupano: Merlot 2020
- Bajalupano: Chardonnay 2022
- Bodegas Domecq: Château Domecq White 2022
- Bodegas Domecq: Reserva Real Viognier 2022
- Châteu Camou: El Gran Vino Tinto 2018
- Concierto Enológico: Allegro 2021
- Corona del Valle: Tempranillo 2019
- Finca La Carrodilla: Astra Alba 2020
- Finca La Carrodilla: Tempranillo 2019
- Hacienda Guadalupe: Merlot 2020
- Hilo Negro: Tricot 2023
- Las Nubes: Stratus 2017
- Las Nubes: Nebbiolo 2019
- Lomita: Singular 2016
- Monte Xanic: Cabernet Sauvignon 2022
- Monte Xanic: Calixa Blend 2022
- Monte Xanic: Sauvignon Blanc 2023
- Roganto: Chardonnay 2023
- Rolu: Blend 2021
Bacchus Silver:
- Emevé: Los Nietos 2022
- Monte Xanic: Cabernet Franc 2022
- Roganto: Pinot Noir 2022
- Roganto: Valle Colorado 2018
- Rolu: Nebbiolo 2021
- Vinos Martlot: Rey del Valle 2019