Purveyors

Five houses. One valley.

We don't buy from catalogs. Every bottle, jar, and tin comes from a house we know by name, visit each season, and pay in advance.

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December 15, 2026

Last day to order for pre-Christmas delivery.

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November 17, 2026

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Edition I is a limited release. If you're gifting in December, the earlier you reserve, the better we can guarantee delivery.

The landscape in three voices

Wine, geography, pantry.

Ripe red grapes on the vine, aging-grade harvest from the Valle de Guadalupe.

01 · Wine

From the vine

Aged reds and minimal-intervention whites from five houses of the Valle.

Row of vines over limestone soil, path at golden hour.

02 · Geography

From the ground

Rows over limestone, granite sierra, sea air ten kilometers away.

Bottle of Casa Magoni olive oil on wood.

03 · Oil & honey

From the pantry

Cold-pressed extra-virgin oil. Raw, unfiltered honey — from the same landscape.

Bruma Vinícola cellar window over barrels and warm timber.Wine

Bruma

San Antonio de las Minas

Wine · aged red

A house built around an ancient oak. Bruma works with patience — French barrels, small harvests, blends that refuse to be rushed.

Provides the spine of Edition I: a structured red carrying the memory of limestone soil.

Vena Cava Mezcla Especial bottle on a yellow table.Wine

Vena Cava

Valle de Guadalupe

Wine · natural method

Cellars built from recovered ship hulls. Vena Cava is proof that the Valle is built from what arrives by sea as much as by land.

Reference producer for our upcoming editions of minimal-intervention whites and orange wines.

Iron horse sculptures at Adobe Guadalupe under the Valle sky.Wine

Adobe Guadalupe

Valle de Guadalupe

Wine · ranch blends

An Azteca-horse ranch with vineyards named for archangels. Adobe Guadalupe makes wine with hacienda logic — everything is grown, everything is tended.

Source of Mediterranean-style blends for seasonal editions.

Olio Magoni extra virgin olive oil bottles, Misión varietal.Oil

Casa Magoni

Valle de Guadalupe

Olive oil · extra virgin

Camillo Magoni planted vines and olives in the Valle for more than sixty years. His house produces a green, herbaceous oil with the signature of an Italian winemaker turned Bajacaliforniano.

Extra-virgin oil of Edition I — cold-pressed, bottled by lot.

Bougainvillea against adobe wall.Honey

Cava Maciel

Los Encinos

Raw honey · valley apiary

A small apiary among the oaks, the same bees that pollinate neighboring vineyards. The honey shifts color with whatever bloomed that month.

Raw honey of Edition I — unfiltered, unheated.

How we choose

A producer enters the catalog only after we've tasted their product across three seasons and visited the property at least once. We never resell labels we don't know firsthand.

If you represent a small house in the Valle and want to be part of a future edition, write to us.