What a great tour. There is so much history to learn. We got to see the fermentation vats and the old world way they used oxen to crush the pineapples. Lots of shopping options and you can get hats for between 100 and 200 pesos. Totally worth checking out!
Al K.
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Great experience for those who like to try and love tequila. Strongly advice to arrive before 10.30am.
Sue N.
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Great tour, you’re given samples, fun place!
JJ T.
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It was great! Your offered samples of tequila on the tour with a. Chance to buy some later. There’s 3 types of tours with the classic tour for 100 pesos
Balázs T.
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Been there spring of 2012. Despite the hot weather, an amazing insight into the manufacturing of tequila from the harvesting, the removal of leaves, through the halving, steaming, pressing, and finally, fermenting and distilling. Tasting is a must. Both the steamed agave and the final product! Arriba!
Nora N.
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$70 pesos entrance fee was a steal. This tequila tour was fascinating! Our tour guide was super cool and informative, lasted about an hour. The grounds are beautiful that included some tequila tasting, walking the fields where beautiful pics were taken. Missing the actual tequila being produced, but still 5 stars.
A
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Had a very nice time here. Tour guide was knowledgeable and friendly. They take you through the whole process of making tequila. You're giving samples of their tequila and rompope. You can walk through the agave fields and the grounds. Overall I recommend as a stop in your Tequila tour. If you don't speak Spanish, I suggest you come with a guide to translate for you.
Masnita G.
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Great tour to learn about how tequila were made. We got our own tour guide because we don’t speak Spanish. Our tour guide has given us great explanations about the tour! Got to sample few stuff around and took some pictures at the farm. They also sells sombrero in the front if you get too hot 🥵
