At a glance
- Founded
- 2015start of the family project
- Grapes
- Tempranillo, Merlot
- Style
- boutique vineyard · Tempranillo and Merlot reds · wines for pairing
- Visits
- Open to the public
The house
Editorial review · reviewed on October 11, 2026The R of the Revuelta surname opens the names of almost all its wines: La Resiliencia, La Recompensa, La Reflexión. Even the logo, inspired by a coat of arms, points to the family's origin. It all started in 2015, with Tempranillo and Merlot planted on the semidesert plains of Tequisquiapan.
La Resiliencia, which the house associates with those beginnings, is a Tempranillo and was the first label. With the Merlot the house makes La Recompensa, a rosé, and a Merlot Gran Reserva, and La Reflexión, a sparkling wine, rounds out the range. The vineyard is small and has a country restaurant, fireplaces, and a view of the hills.
The cooking comes from the house's heritage, a country, Spanish, and Mexican mix that the family learned from the migrations of the 20th century, and it is served in multi-course menus with the reds, the rosé, and the sparkling wine. Chef José Luis Revuelta took part in the first season of MasterChef México. The house also sells its wines and gourmet products in an online shop.
You get there by Highway 200, enter through Fuentezuelas, walk the vineyard, and move on to the table, with the wines served a few steps from where the grapes grow. The table is booked ahead, and alcohol is sold only to people over 18.
The wines
Few wines, all from its own vineyard and made for the restaurant table, with reds of Tempranillo and Merlot, one of them with long aging, a Merlot rosé, and a sparkling wine.
Red
La Resiliencia
Tempranillo
The house's first label.
Rosé
La Recompensa
Merlot
Red
Merlot Gran Reserva
Merlot
Sparkling
La Reflexión
Grapes it works with
- Tempranillo
- Merlot
What to taste
To start the meal, La Recompensa, the Merlot rosé, and then La Resiliencia, the Tempranillo the house began with.
Why go
A long menu of country cooking with Spanish roots, served next to the vineyard and paired with the family's wines.
The visit
Receives visitors. Confirm the hours before you go. Reservations are recommended.
Offers:TastingsToursRestaurantFood pairingsShopEvents
Tastings and tours
House rules
- Alcohol is sold only to people over 18
Lunch is booked ahead.
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Wine shop
Getting there
Carretera 200 Galeras a Tequisquiapan (Highway 200 from Galeras to Tequisquiapan), km 50 marker, entrance through Fuentezuelas
Fuentezuelas s/n, carretera 200 Galeras–Tequisquiapan km 50, Tequisquiapan, Qro. · Get directions ↗ (opens in a new tab)
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Frequently asked questions
Can you visit Viñedo La Revuelta?
Receives visitors. Confirm the hours before you go.
What can you do at Viñedo La Revuelta?
Offers tastings, tours, food pairings, a shop, and events. Tastings are for guests 18 and older.
Do you need a reservation to visit Viñedo La Revuelta?
Reservations are recommended.
How do you get to Viñedo La Revuelta?
Viñedo La Revuelta is at Fuentezuelas s/n, carretera 200 Galeras-Tequisquiapan km 50, Tequisquiapan, Qro. Carretera 200 Galeras a Tequisquiapan (Highway 200 from Galeras to Tequisquiapan), km 50 marker, entrance through Fuentezuelas. The Get directions button on this page opens the place in Google Maps.
Does Viñedo La Revuelta have a restaurant?
Yes, it has a restaurant.
