Napa's Festival La Onda embracing wine and Mexican food
Napa County’s inaugural La Onda will feature all Latino-owned wineries and authentic food, allowing festivalgoers to merge both worlds.
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Napa County’s inaugural La Onda will feature all Latino-owned wineries and authentic food, allowing festivalgoers to merge both worlds.
Crucial to the family business’ growth was adapting to change — whether strategically, agriculturally or personally striving for better, Reynaldo Robledo Sr. said.
The stories of Latinos — particularly Mexican-Americans — in the wine industry were often relegated to those who prune or graft the vines or work in the cellars. But that's changing as Latino vintners grow in number and influence.
The stories of Latinos — particularly Mexican-Americans — in the wine industry were often relegated to those who prune or graft the vines or work in the cellars. But that's changing as Latino vintners grow in number and influence.
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