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Nátsa around the world: from Portugal to South Africa 

Mexican wine shared at tables far from home.

TravelsNovember 1, 2026 · 3 min read
Nátsa red and Uja at a tasting in Régua, Portugal

José takes his wines with him when he travels, to share them with friends and with people from other countries, and to take the pretension out of wine.

Portugal

In Régua, a night of tastings with friends: Nátsa red and Uja, which was inspired by the Portuguese tradition of palhete and talhas. In the Douro, a dinner with many great wines and one Mexican.

Nátsa red and Uja at a tasting in Régua, PortugalUja at a candlelit dinner

South Africa, Brazil, Uruguay

Pairings with a braai in South Africa, a churrasco with samba in Brazil and an Uruguayan asado: Mexican wine meeting other cultures at the grill.

Nátsa red at a braai in South AfricaJosé at a churrasco in BrazilNátsa red with an Uruguayan asado
“For many it was the first time they tasted a Mexican wine, and what better than Uja to remember it.”

At one dinner with people from Mexico to Australia, among some 30 bottles, the group agreed the Mexican natural wine was the best of the night.

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