Commercial vs craft Tequila experience

Commercial vs craft Tequila experience

While some tours stick to the most famous distilleries, others choose to explore the booming artisanal scene. We believe neither can be missed and have tailored a full-on experience that will transform you from casual tequila drinker into tequila aficionado.

We'll start by touring a globally renowned distillery inside a beautiful hacienda. If you enjoy your tequila chased with a little history, you’ll love the visit to the 1870’s factory.

From there we’ll go to one of the artisanal distilleries, where surprises can include grasshopper snacks, underground tastings or face-to-face encounters with the producers.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Campos de Agave Jose Cuervo, Amatitán, Jalisco, Mexico

We will drive along the World Heritage-listed agave fields, where photo opportunities abound!

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Hacienda San José Del Refugio., Doña Gabriela Pena Lozada 405, Hacienda San José del Refugio, 45380 Amatitán, Jal., Mexico

Our first distillery is inside a beautiful hacienda, that delivers a unique blend of ancient tradition and modern technology. You'll start by touring the modern tequila factory, where a jimador will teach you how the outer layers of the plant are shaved-off to reveal the heart of the agave.

If you enjoy your tequila chased with a little history, you’ll love the visit to the 1870’s distillery, followed by a very nice tequila tasting.

From there we’ll go to one of the artisanal distilleries, where surprises can include grasshopper snacks, underground tastings or face-to-face encounters with the producers.


Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Tequila Jalisco, López Mateos, 46400 Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico

The next stop is Tequila’s main square, where you’ll have about two hours to explore the town, enjoy lunch, visit a museum or indulge in an extra tequila tasting.


Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Cantaritos el Güero, Amatitán, Jalisco, Mexico

On our way back to Guadalajara, we’ll stop at the infamous Cantaritos, where the tequila flows all day and night.


Duration: 1 hour