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BAJA CALIFORNIA · EL PORVENIR

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  • Founded2012first six barrels

  • Ejido El Porvenir, Guadalupe Valley
  • Open to the public

Low-intervention wines with women's names, made in El Porvenir

Photo: courtesy of Valle Girl Vino

At a glance

Founded
2012first six barrels
Winemaking
Sitara Pérez, founding winemaker (since 2012)
Grapes
Syrah, Grenache, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin Blanc, Muscat
Style
minimal intervention · small lots · rosés · Syrah
Visits
Open to the public

The house

Sitara Pérez came to Guadalupe Valley (Valle de Guadalupe) in 2012 to learn the trade from the inside, and that same year she filled her first six barrels. She is American, from a family that is Mexican on her father's side. Since then she has bought grapes from vineyards around the valley and worked them in small lots, mostly Syrah and Grenache for the reds and rosés, plus white blends for her La Chula line.

Every wine carries a woman's name, from La Traviesa to La Atrevida, and the story behind each label, a tribute to the winemaker's friends, is part of the tasting. The whites are picked by hand and skip malolactic fermentation to stay fresh. The reserve red, by contrast, spends two years in large American oak barrels. Among the reds is La Traviesa, a Grenache, and among the rosés RebelGirl, a Syrah.

The tasting room is called El Corcho Rosa and sits in Ejido El Porvenir, a farming community's shared land, on the road to El Cielo. Follow the pink signs to find it. Along with tastings there is food and, some days, live music, in a mood closer to a gathering of friends than to the protocol of the big wineries.

In 2025 Sitara's story reached San Diego public television, on KPBS's travel series Crossing South.

The wines

Small lots and minimal intervention, with grapes from Guadalupe Valley. The La Chula whites skip malolactic fermentation, the reserve Syrah spends 24 months in large American oak barrels, and the house also bottles a rosé and a Grenache.

  • Red

    La Atrevida Reserva Especial Syrah

    Syrah

    24 months in large American oak barrels (puncheons).

  • White

    La Chula Chameleon

    Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin Blanc

    Hand-picked, with no malolactic fermentation.

  • Red

    La Traviesa Grenache

    Grenache

  • Rosé

    RebelGirl

    Syrah

    A Syrah rosé.

Grapes it works with

  • Syrah
  • Grenache
  • Chardonnay
  • Sauvignon Blanc
  • Chenin Blanc
  • Muscat
In the vineyard and the cellar
hand harvest · whites without malolactic fermentation

What to taste

La Atrevida, a reserve Syrah with two years in large American oak barrels, set against a La Chula white made without malolactic fermentation to keep it fresh.

Why go

A relaxed tasting room with food and live music some days, at the winery of a winemaker who dedicates her labels to her friends.

The visit

Receives visitors. Confirm the hours before you go.

Offers:TastingsRestaurantEvents

The El Corcho Rosa room serves food and has live music some days. Check the hours before you go.

Getting there

Baja California
The map marks the state of Baja California. Google Maps works out the exact route.

Editorial review by Cities and Wines of Mexico, reviewed on October 11, 2026. Something changed? Write to us at [email protected].