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
Viña Magal
Parsionero, a wine named for sharecroppers, in Tequisquiapan
Viña Tx
The vineyard inside town, in the middle of downtown Tequisquiapan
Vinaltura
Plot wines in Colón, advised by Hugo D'Acosta
Viñedo de Piedra
A lookout tower and a small train among the vines, facing Peña de Bernal
Viñedo La Revuelta
A long lunch among the Revuelta family's Tempranillo and Merlot vines
Viñedos Azteca
Wine, horses, and a Mexican table on a former hacienda in Ezequiel Montes
Viñedos Donato
A Gran Ensamble from Colón and Guadalupe Valley facing the Peña
Viñedos El Sueño
Family reds and whites on the road to Xilitla
Viñedos La Redonda
Half a century of Querétaro vines, planted by a winemaker from Conegliano
Viñedos Los Rosales
Forty years selling grapes before bottling its own Salvador
Viñedos Paso de Serra
Reds named for a friar at about 6,400 ft in the Valle de Colón
Vinícola San Patricio
Santiago Apóstol wines, from barrel-aged red to fortified, since 2001
Vinícola Tequisquiapan
A Navarrese wine tradition that the Ochoa family brought to Tequisquiapan
Vinos del Marqués
A workshop to blend your own wine at 6,560 ft, in El Marqués
Bodega Dos Búhos
Certified organic vineyard at the foot of Los Picachos, with orange wine
Bodegas Guanamé
From a dairy ranch to Brussels Grand Gold, in Jaral de Berrio
Camino de Vinos
A vineyard at 7,870 ft and a hotel in a mining hacienda
Cava Garambullo
Natural wine from organic Bajío grapes, in San Miguel de Allende
Cavas Manchón
Mistela from Dolores Hidalgo, from a Catalan father to a winemaker son
El Pavo Real del Campo
Its own sparkling wine, Saturday tastings, and a grill across from Los Picachos
Hacienda San José Lavista
Hugo D'Acosta's Lavista wines, on a hill across from San Miguel
La Santísima Trinidad
Vines, olive trees, and lavender on an estate between San Miguel and Dolores
Octágono Vino Ancestral
Grapes stomped by foot and fermented in buried clay, in San Felipe
Puente Josefa Viñedo
A couple, 7 acres, and a red called Alegría