Casa de Piedra
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The pioneering family winery of Hugo D'Acosta, founded in 1997 in San Antonio de las Minas within Valle de Guadalupe.
Casa de Piedra is a producer, not a region, founded in 1997 by Hugo D'Acosta in Valle de Guadalupe. D'Acosta is widely recognized as the pioneer of modern Mexican winemaking. The winery sits in San Antonio de las Minas, Baja California.
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Casa de Piedra is a winery and producer based in San Antonio de las Minas, a community within the Valle de Guadalupe in Baja California, Mexico. It is not a wine region or geographic appellation. The project was founded in 1997 by Hugo D'Acosta, the figure most closely associated with establishing modern, quality-focused winemaking in Mexico.
- Founded in 1997 as a family winery project
- Located in San Antonio de las Minas, Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California
- Owner and founder: Hugo D'Acosta, recognized pioneer of Mexican winemaking
- A producer entity, not a geographic wine region or appellation
- Casa de Piedra is a winery and producer, not a wine region or appellation
- Founded in 1997 as a family winery project
- Located in San Antonio de las Minas, within Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California
- Founded and owned by Hugo D'Acosta
- Hugo D'Acosta is recognized as the pioneer of Mexican winemaking
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- Casa de Piedra Vino de Piedra Tinto$25-35Entry-level Cab-Tempranillo blend; D'Acosta's most accessible red.
- Casa de Piedra Piedra del Sol$40-55White Chardonnay-based bottling from the Valle de Guadalupe pioneer.
- Casa de Piedra Contraste Intercontinental$70-90Franco-Mexican collaboration; D'Acosta's top-tier flagship expression.
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- Casa de Piedra is a producer, not a wine region; do not confuse it with a geographic appellation
- Founded 1997 by Hugo D'Acosta in San Antonio de las Minas, Valle de Guadalupe
- Hugo D'Acosta is considered the pioneer of modern Mexican winemaking
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