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
Monte Xanic
Five friends, night harvests, and the Gran Ricardo- San Antonio de las Minas
Nativo Vinícola
Labels named for the Indigenous peoples of the peninsula 
Quinta Monasterio
Three generations of vines in El Porvenir, with cabins and a spa
Relieve Vinícola
Hills, a nearby sea, and single-variety reds
Rondo del Valle
An underground cellar on the El Tigre road
Santos Brujos
A biodynamic vineyard in El Porvenir, with a private tasting among the vines
Shedeh Vinícola
Tasting in the barn of an old Russian settler farm- El Porvenir
Shimul
A Yuman word for clan and a Nebbiolo three decades old - Guadalupe Valley
Sol de Media Noche
Wine tasting with bread, jams, and cheeses on the main street 
Solar Fortún
Vineyard in the cañada, winery facing the Pacific
Tres Valles Vitivinícola
One valley per bottle and names in the Kiliwa language
Trevista Vineyards
One grape, Tempranillo, as the shortest route to getting it right
Valle Girl Vino
Low-intervention wines with women's names, made in El Porvenir
Vena Cava Vinícola
From sailing the world to making wine under boat hulls
Villa Montefiori
Nebbiolo, Sangiovese, and Aglianico in French-grape country
Viña de Frannes
After Château Camou, a second chapter with Michel Rolland
Viña de Liceaga
A vineyard first planned for retirement, now known for its Merlot
Viñas de Garza
A 22-acre (9-hectare) ranch where the owner signs every wine
Viñas de la ERRE
From cattle ranch to vineyard, with a mentor winemaker who worked in Napa
Viñedo En'kanto
A dirt road, hammocks, and Nebbiolo from the estate
Viñedos Aldo César Palafox
An underground cellar on the old wine route south of Ensenada
Viñedos de la Reina
Two Ensenada valleys and a San Vicente Syrah in the Rhône style
Viñedos Malagón
A restored adobe house and a Grenache from old vines
Viñedos Mina Penélope
Compost, permaculture, and Aglianico in San Antonio de las Minas