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Mexican and Spanish wine harvest festivals 2026

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By ~~late August~~ mid-September 2026, Guanajuato’s “¡Sí Sabe!” gastronomic season had concluded, though harvest celebrations remained ongoing through October. Preparations continued for upcoming festivities in other Mexican regions, including the Feria de la Uva 2026 in Aguascalientes (11–13 September) and “La Vendimia más Mexicana” in Querétaro (12 September), the latter of which will integrate wine with traditional elements like mariachi and equestrian shows. As of mid-September, the Vendimias Guanajuato ~~2026~~ season ~~has~~ reached its midpoint. Of the sixteen scheduled enotourism experiences, eight ~~have~~ had been completed, with the remaining eight set for September and October. These ~~events~~ events, which integrate wine, gastronomy, culture, and music, aim to support local economies through the Guanajuato SUMA strategy. ~~Upcoming highlights include~~ As of early October, the ~~‘Arte y Vino’ Festival at Viñedo~~ season is entering its final stage. The festivities span Dolores Hidalgo, San ~~Bernardino on 19 September and the IX Fiesta~~ Miguel de ~~la Vendimia at Viñedo Los Arcángeles on 26 September. October celebrations are expected at Viña del Cielo~~ Allende, San Felipe, Irapuato, and Silao, featuring over 80 experiences across more than 80 vineyards. Organizers estimate a total attendance of 17,100 people for the ~~UTSMA University Harvest Festival in~~ season, which includes wine tastings, vineyard tours, and gastronomic offerings. Looking ahead, San Miguel de ~~Allende.~~ Allende is scheduled to host the foundational CMB Gala Internacional Guanajuato on November 29 and 30, an event designed to unite the international wine, gastronomy, and tourism industries. Parallel grape harvest and wine festivals ~~are also being held~~ continue in Spain. Valdepeñas ~~has~~ inaugurated its 73rd Grape Harvest and Wine Festival, featuring over 150 activities through 8 September, while Yecla ~~is preparing~~ prepared for festivities from 4 to 6 September focusing on the Monastrell grape variety.

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