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
Rancho y Viñedo Los Remedios
Tempranillo, Syrah, and Malbec beside colonial chapels in Comonfort
Tres Raíces
Italian grapes and five golds in Brussels 2026, in Dolores Hidalgo
Viña del Cielo
Lots with their own vineyard and a three-wine tasting, near Atotonilco
Viñedo & Hacienda San Bernardino
A lakeside hacienda in Dolores Hidalgo, with an art vendimia
Viñedo El Lobo
Reds named for operas near León, on a former hacienda
Viñedo Los Arcángeles
Minimal intervention and an herbicide-free vineyard, in Dolores Hidalgo
Viñedo San Miguel
Blended reds with Decanter gold, among olive trees and lavender
Viñedos Cuna de Tierra
A tepetate winery and Brussels 2026's best Mexican wine- San Miguel de Allende
Viñedos Los Senderos
House lots among vines and the Barrica de Fuego restaurant - San Miguel de Allende
Viñedos San Francisco
Hotel, winery, and stables among the vines, with the Vendimia Brava 
Viñedos San Lucas
Pinot Noir sparkling wine, lavender, and polo on the Querétaro highway- San Miguel de Allende
Viñedos Santa Catalina
A ten-room hotel among the vines, with a vendimia every October 
Vinícola Toyan
A cellar 46 ft underground and a medieval tasting room- Parras de la Fuente
Antigua Hacienda de Perote
An 1865 winery on a Parras hacienda that is now a hotel - Parras de la Fuente
Bodega Barro Viejo
Blended reds inside the Ex Hacienda La Soledad, in Parras - Sierra de Arteaga
Bodega Los Cedros
Mountain Pinot Noir and Malbec in the Sierra de Arteaga 
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- Ramos Arizpe
Bodegas Capellanía
A 1946 brand that returned with its own vines to the Paredón desert 
Bodegas del Viento
Mountain reds at 6,900 ft, from a vineyard planted in 1998- Parras de la Fuente
Bodegas El Vesubio
Fortified and altar wines in the center of Parras since 1891 
Bodegas Ferriño
Sangre de Cristo and five generations in Cuatro Ciénegas- Parras de la Fuente
Bodegas Segovia Fuantos
Sweet Lenoir wines across from the Alameda de Parras, since 1969 - Parras de la Fuente
Camino Corazón Casa Vinícola
A young line and a barrel line in the Altos de Parras