Wineries · Mexico
Wineries that receive visitors in Mexico
Wineries that receive visitors, open to the public or by appointment. Hours and reservations are on each profile.
- 288wineries
- 16states
- 237receive visitors
- 65with lodging
Ribera de Chapala
Viñedos El Tejón
First vineyard on Chapala's south shore, from a Napa grafter- 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 Soledad de Graciano Sánchez
Pozo de Luna
Single Vineyard wines by plot, in the semidesert of San Luis Potosí Soledad de Graciano Sánchez
Viña Cordelia
A Catalan mistela from 1948, still aging in barrel in San Luis Potosí- Jerez
Raíz de Plata
Six labels from two Zacatecas vineyards above 6,500 ft Trancoso
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 - Allende
Casa Don Régulo
From five table-grape plants to the Siré reds, in Allende 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 Cholula
Casa Miguel Hernández
A winemaker who gathers Puebla grapes in his own cellar- Calpan
Entreerres Viñedos
Pinot Noir in volcanic soil, between two volcanoes of Puebla - Atlixco
Viñedo Santo Domingo
Malbec in ash soil, at the foot of the Popocatépetl - Todos Santos
Viñedo Las Tinajas
Vines by the Pacific in Baja California Sur, with Nebbiolo and damiana Nopala de Villagrán
Viñedo El Refugio
Wines that give thanks in Otomi, at 7,350 ft Tecozautla
Viñedo Tierra y Almas
Four Alma wines and a wine museum with Otomi roots Cananea
Cuatro Sierras
Vines at about 4,900 ft in a valley ringed by four mountain ranges Jala
Viñedo Meseta del Cielo
Nayarit Syrah with 89 points, on the slopes of the Ceboruco- Jaumave
Viñedo Monterredondo
The first vineyard in Tamaulipas, in Jaumave, facing the Sierra Madre Oriental