VOICED: Winemakers toast harvest in Mexican desert

Mexican winemaking has historical roots dating back over 300 years, but only recently has it gained international recognition. The August Wine Harvest Festival plays a significant role in promoting wine culture in Mexico. Despite challenges like limited water supply and high taxes, local winemakers are focusing on the domestic market, with sales expected to double in five years. Enthusiasts are exploring new grape varieties, and while expansion is tough, the industry remains optimistic about its future.

What role do events like the August Wine Harvest Festival play in the Mexican wine industry?

What are the predictions for the sales of Mexican wines in the next five years?