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CROSSING SOUTH: Justina Del Valle and Valle Girl Vino

Sitara Perez from Valle Girl Vino gives Jorge Meraz a tour of her place in Valle de Guadalupe.
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Sitara Perez from Valle Girl Vino gives Jorge Meraz a tour of her place in Valle de Guadalupe.

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Chef Javier Caro invites us to another culinary adventure at La Justina del Valle, offering delightful food and drinks. But there’s more. His place has a creative design with lots of fun photo ops.

Next, meet Sitara Monica Perez, a globetrotter and winemaker in Valle de Guadalupe, creating award-winning wines under the label "Valle Girl Vino." We get to meet lots of friends because today Sitara has a small live music event going on.

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CROSSING SOUTH: Justina Del Valle and Valle Girl Vino

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The famous "You Look Good" neon sign at La Justina del Valle restaurant.
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The famous "You Look Good" neon sign at La Justina del Valle restaurant.

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