Wine Spectator's top-rated wineries in Baja California
Wine Spectator scores on the 100-point scale. Its 8 ranked Baja California producers run from 82 to 87 points, each with at least two rated wines.
Ranked by Wine Spectator's mean score across every wine of theirs Wine Spectator has rated. Highest average first; ties go to the producer with more wines rated.
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The list
- 187Vena CavaValle de Guadalupe, Mexico→
- 287LechuzaValle de Guadalupe, Mexico→
- 386EmevéBaja California, Mexico→
- 486L. A. CettoValle de Guadalupe, Mexico→
- 584Monte XanicValle de Guadalupe, Mexico→
- 682Château CamouBaja California, Mexico→
- 782Cavas ValmarValle de Guadalupe, Mexico→
- 882Santo TomásBaja California, Mexico→
How we choose
Wine Spectator rates individual wines, not estates. Each producer's place here is its average Wine Spectator score across every wine of theirs the critic has scored. A producer needs at least two such wines to appear: the guard stops a single lucky score on one bottle from outranking an estate with dozens of rated wines. More on how the list works
Frequently asked
- How many Baja California wineries has Wine Spectator rated?
- 8 wineries in Baja California, Mexico have at least two wines scored by Wine Spectator. Only those appear here.
- Which Baja California winery does Wine Spectator rate highest?
- Vena Cava, at a 87-point average from Wine Spectator, followed by Lechuza and Emevé.
- How is this list ranked?
- By Wine Spectator's average score across each winery's wines. A winery needs at least two Wine Spectator-rated wines to be listed, so a single high score cannot top the ranking.
- Does this use user reviews?
- No. Only Wine Spectator's professional ratings. There are no crowd star averages in it.
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