Museum of the Vine and Wine

Very interesting experience. Gives details of how wine making got starting in Baja, Mexico. If you're in the area and like museums, you should check it out. The place provides wine tasting and has a large assortment of wines. There is also a mini coffee and gift ship in the back. There are cheeses to try, and the Popsicles are great for the hot weather.

Love reading about history and the process taken. Great museum and views. Wine tasting at the premises was enlightening and delish.

El Museo de Vino is a great museum on the history of wine, first from Georgia (Europe) and then the history of wine making in Baja California. Very informative, lots to learn and see about the earliest production of wine around the world. Also, lots of art - paintings and ceramic pieces with and without a wine theme. Spent two hours here and it was worth it.

I would highly recommend checking out this museum. It’s a beautiful building and a beautiful location. I was especially impressed with the professionalism and friendliness of Paulina in the wine tasting area and Alfonso in the café. With great people like this working there it will continue to be a must see stop on your way through the valley.

If you go to the area then you want to check out this museum. Not super entertaining but you learn a couple of things. We paid for the degustation wine taste but the guy was busy for 20 mins with another customer so we didn't benefit of the extra payment. Good views and interesting architecture though

It's a great place to find out how Mexican wine country began. Plenty of old artifacts from vineyards and plenty of information about the soil, grapes, and the vineyards in the area. The museum has jaw dropping views of the vineyard behind it. The museum would be a great venue for big art events or private parties with their second floor event space. Inexpensive entrance fee, you can add wine tasting to your ticket. Worth a visit to geek out. Oh, everything is in Spanish. Visit with a Spanish speaking friend or maybe it's time to learn a second language.

Nice museum, very clean, but small and you have to pay to get in. It can easily be toured in an hour. So if you're nearby, visiting the wineries, this can be a nice little stop to take a short break and get a few photos.

An easy and educative stop for 70 pesos a person. My parents in their 70’s enjoyed it, even though they didn’t read Spanish. They do have a translator on hand but we opted against it, mostly because we were just curious and stopped by on a whim. It offered a great overview of the history of wine and its introduction to the Valle, with sections on the process of winemaking, flavor profiles, and photographs and illustrations that offered fun insights of folks in the past. The museum building itself is modern and sits on impressive grounds, we’d just eaten and didn’t try anything from the cafe but the view from the back is worth checking out. No photography allowed inside.

I'm biased on this review because this was supposed to be my wedding venue, but due to COVID we had to cancel. The museum and the grounds itself are worth having a look, they also offer wine tasting. Nice place to check out if you find yourself touring el Valle de Guadalupe in Ensenada

Very intriguing from the get-go. Design of the building and gardens is all very complimentary with the inside and the rest of the Guadalupe Valley. Entrance fee is : 50 pesos. 1 oz. Wine : 25 pesos. The museum takes you from the birth and origins of wine in the world and its growth through various civilizations. When and how wine knowledge and culture come to be in Valle de Guadalupe, and the Russian communities that helped it to thrive. The many tools and artifacts used in wine making, as well as the techniques in flavor development. There is a wonderful display on art inspired by wine/grapes from local artists (Must-See!) If you have time, do stop on your way out. It's a quick read of information and the set-up is quite amazing.

Pay for the wine tasting staff is amazing wine is great . Atmosphere and view is different to none

It's a beautiful place.. I drove all the way there and it was closed! Why can they post days and hours?? Definitely going back! Hope next time is open

Beautiful building which stands prominently on the west side of the highway south of Francisco Zarco. Inside, it has modern displays about the region. The only downside is that there are large empty spaces- it could use more exhibits.