Wineries · Mexico
Wineries of Mexico, state by state
288 wineries in 16 states, each with a profile in English. Pick a state to see its wineries, which ones receive visitors and where you can stay among the vines.
- 288wineries
- 16states
- 237receive visitors
- 65with lodging
The states of the guide
From the state with the most wineries to the one with the fewest.
Baja California
118 wineriesAll 118
Vinos Lechuza
From Davis to km 82.5: four red grapes planted by Ray Magnussen
Haciendas Las Ánimas
A stone-vaulted cellar and Mediterranean cooking at the km 83 marker
Finca La Carrodilla
An organic vineyard in El Porvenir, from the family behind La Lomita
Cavas Sol y Barro
Handmade mud walls and a Malvasía white
Xecué Vinícola
Grapes from three Ensenada valleys and a name that means love
Espíritus Enológicos
From making wine for friends to a family winery in El Sauzal
Querétaro
36 wineriesAll 36
Bodegas Vaivén
Wine, beer, and orchard cooking in the Valle del Coyote
María & Bernardo
A house with a vineyard and Xarello sparkling wine at 6,300 ft
Viñedos La Redonda
Half a century of Querétaro vines, planted by a winemaker from Conegliano
La Terquedad
An olive grove that became a vineyard, and a wine called Terco
Casa Vegil
Chardonnay and Pinot Noir on a colonial hacienda in Huimilpan
Vinícola San Patricio
Santiago Apóstol wines, from barrel-aged red to fortified, since 2001
Guanajuato
29 wineriesAll 29
Cava Garambullo
Natural wine from organic Bajío grapes, in San Miguel de Allende
El Pavo Real del Campo
Its own sparkling wine, Saturday tastings, and a grill across from Los Picachos
Bodega Dos Búhos
Certified organic vineyard at the foot of Los Picachos, with orange wine
Viña del Cielo
Lots with their own vineyard and a three-wine tasting, near Atotonilco
Viñedo San Miguel
Blended reds with Decanter gold, among olive trees and lavender
Viñedo El Lobo
Reds named for operas near León, on a former hacienda
Coahuila
28 wineriesAll 28
Bodegas del Viento
Mountain reds at 6,900 ft, from a vineyard planted in 1998
Viñedos Don Leo
Vines at 6,900 ft in the Valle del Tunal, with a trophy-winning Cabernet
Bodega RGMX
Orange wine and a white from red grapes among Parras vines and walnut trees
Bodega Terra Serena
About 7 acres of vines to protect the Cañón de la Roja
Casa Madero
The Parras hacienda born of a royal land grant in 1597
Bodegas Ferriño
Sangre de Cristo and five generations in Cuatro Ciénegas
Chihuahua
23 wineriesAll 23
Bodegas Pinesque
Fifteen years of home winemaking before its first bottle
Hacienda de Encinillas
Wine at the 1707 hacienda that once covered a third of Chihuahua- Parral
Casa Vazqueño
Vines, olive trees, and walnut trees on a family ranch near Parral - Delicias
Viñedos Cavall 7
Bordeaux varieties in the desert, south of Delicias - Aldama
Casa Porras Vitivinícola
Family winery in Aldama with wine, sotol, and local food - Samalayuca
Vinícola Rosa de Arena
Vines in the desert sand of Samalayuca since 2017
Aguascalientes
20 wineriesAll 20
Viñedos Casa Leal
Ruby Cabernet, brandy, and grape concentrate since 1959
Vinícola Santa Elena
Wines aged in clay at 6,070 ft, in Pabellón de Arteaga
Vinícola Santossca
Malbec and Tempranillo facing the Cerro del Muerto
Hacienda de Letras
An 1854 hacienda with a vineyard, a restaurant, and cabins
Cu4tro Soles (Valle Redondo)
The Valle Redondo wine, made for the Mexican table
Vinícola El Aguaje
Malbec planted where the Hacienda de Garabato's cattle once drank
Jalisco
8 wineriesAll 8
Tierra De Luz Hacienda Vinícola
Merlot rosé and sparkling wine on a hacienda in Lagos de Moreno
Cava Chalupo
Syrah and Grenache at the foot of the García hill, facing the lake
Altos Norte Vinícola
Sparkling wines from Los Altos, born on corn land
Bodegas Tierra de Origen
Volcanic-soil reds from the Jalisco highlands
Viñedos El Tejón
First vineyard on Chapala's south shore, from a Napa grafter
Viñedo Cerca Blanca
Fourteen varieties on his father's land in Jalostotitlán
San Luis Potosí
6 wineriesOpen the state- Soledad de Graciano Sánchez
Bodega 1881
San Luis Potosí wine in a chile-drying shed with 1881 on the facade - Villa de Reyes
Casa Fronda
A community winery of 999 members in old wine country - Moctezuma
Cava Quintanilla
Italian-clone Nebbiolo at 5,350 ft, on former tomato land - Venado
Parras del Altiplano
Reds and sparkling wines in Venado, the stream town of the Altiplano 
Pozo de Luna
Single Vineyard wines by plot, in the semidesert of San Luis Potosí
Viña Cordelia
A Catalan mistela from 1948, still aging in barrel in San Luis Potosí
Zacatecas
5 wineriesOpen the state- Valle de las Arsinas
López Rosso Cavas
High-elevation Viognier and Syrah in the Valle de las Arsinas - Jerez
Raíz de Plata
Six labels from two Zacatecas vineyards above 6,500 ft 
Vinícola Campo Real
A vineyard at 7,550 ft that you tour by train- Trancoso
Vinícola El Consuelo
Bordeaux-style reds in the Valle de las Arcinas - Luis Moya
Vinícola Luévano Ruiz
Eleven years between the first vine and the first bottle
Nuevo León
4 wineriesOpen the state- Sierra de Santiago
Bodega Dos Mundos
Handmade wines at 6,200 ft in the Sierra de Santiago - Allende
Casa Don Régulo
From five table-grape plants to the Siré reds, in Allende 
Viñedo Garza Moschen
Wine and sugarcane on the same estate, beside the Ramos River- García
Vinícola Maravillas
Five acres of vines in sandy soil, in the middle of the García desert
Puebla
3 wineriesOpen the state
Baja California Sur
2 wineriesOpen the stateHidalgo
2 wineriesOpen the state
Sonora
2 wineriesOpen the state
Nayarit
1 wineryOpen the state
Tamaulipas
1 wineryOpen the stateThe Spanish guide covers 324 wineries in 16 states of Mexico, with 337 profiles in all. Vinícolas de México (in Spanish).