San Juan Bautista

/ saŋ ˈxwan bauˈtista /

noun

1. the former name of Villahermosa

Example Sentences

Flor de Piña, a folk dance indigenous to San Juan Bautista Tuxtepec, presented around 15 dancers, each wearing hand-embroidered regalia representing different communities.

From Los Angeles Times

When I met with Grahm on his land in San Juan Bautista, where he’s trying to develop a climate change-resistant grape, he had the same outlook as Boyle, and wondered why I’d retire from a job in which I was getting paid to drink wine with him in the middle of a lovely day.

From Los Angeles Times

Elizabeth recommends the small town of San Juan Bautista:

From New York Times

As I interviewed him at his vineyard in San Juan Bautista, for a story on the impact of climate change on his industry, Grahm and I both wondered what I could do in retirement that would top getting paid to sample wines midday in a beautiful setting.

From Los Angeles Times

He is also trying to propagate strains of tibouren at his Popelouchum vineyard in San Juan Bautista, an outdoor laboratory where he is crossbreeding grape varieties to create new ones adapted to the California terroir and climate.

From Washington Post