Wine harvest festivals and enotourism events held across Mexico and Spain

Various regions in Mexico and Spain are hosting grape harvest and wine festivals to promote enotourism and local traditions.

In Mexico, Aguascalientes will host the Feria de la Uva 2026 from September 11 to 13, featuring 50 wineries and cultural activities. In Querétaro, Viñedos Azteca will hold “La Vendimia más Mexicana” on September 12, integrating wine with traditional Mexican culture such as mariachi and equestrian shows. Guanajuato has concluded its “¡Sí Sabe!” gastronomic season and is continuing its harvest celebrations through October, aiming to strengthen the local wine value chain.

In Spain, the city of Valdepeñas has inaugurated its 73rd Grape Harvest and Wine Festival, which includes over 150 activities running until September 8. Meanwhile, Yecla is preparing for its Vendimia festivities from September 4 to 6, highlighting the Monastrell grape variety and local enotourism.