Tequila Tasting and Distillery Tour in Centro, Guadalajara - Book on Varoom for Your Stay

Summary: It was a great experience, I am not an alcoholic person. But the education about tequila was amazing. I will most definitely come back again and have this experience.

Summary: I loved this so much!! So much fun despite the only person on the tour who didn't speak Spanish and only spoke mainly English. Richard my tour guide made it such a good experience despite my survival level spanish. Definitely a worth it especially and got me hella tipsy by the end haha.

Summary: The tour was amazing. Had a great time. Our tour guide Ricardo was the best. I will definitely book again in the future…..

Summary: We had 11 people on our Tequila Tour and an adept friendly bilingual guide, Jhonatan. The tour lasted almost 8 hours. We learned a lot about tequila and the complex process of making it at two distilleries. We traveled through fields of blue agave in the comfort of an air-conditioned van, Jhonatan even served us drinks from the ice chest. We had lunch in Amitan, the birthplace of tequila, and spent some time in Tequila, home to a variety of distilleries. It was an intimate firsthand look into the art of tequila making. Highly recommended.

Summary: Great Tequila Tour Day Trip From Guadalajara. Be prepared for lots of tequila and fantastic views of agave fields. We Booked this excursion through Trip Advisor, which worked fine. The tour company is GDL Adventure. Clean, comfortable 15 person vans. Professional and fun driver (Charly) contacted us the morning of the tour via WhatsApp to arrange pickup from our hotel, which was not on their list of regular stops but they picked us up with no issue. Pickup was around 10:00am. First stop was Don Valente Tequila distillery, a small batch producer. Five pesos for entry, which gets you a shot glass for the free tastings and a tour of their very small factory. Second Stop was at nearby Don Elias, a much larger operation, they export around the world. Feels a lot like a Napa winery tour. Prices at both are better than in the US. Third Stop, lunch at Los Alzados on the way to the town of Tequila. Great food, very reasonable prices. We had Carne Asada Shrimp Tacos, a beer and a coke for about $23 US dollars. Fourth stop (for about an hour) at a photo op roadside bar with a Mariachi band and a bar that serves a traditional Mexican drink called Cantarito, which is tequila (of course) a few different citrus juices, grapefruit soda pop served in a clay pot. This bar is right next to an agave field with the Tequila volcano in the distance. The last stop was the town of Tequila, which is mostly a tourist trap. The main attraction is the Jose Cuervo distillery. The main town square is full of drink shops, souvenir shops, tour guides, and tour busses in the shapes of chili peppers, barrels, and tequila bottles. If the church is open, it’s worth a look inside. Some reviews have said the time in Tequila isn’t long enough. We were there for an hour and a half which was more than enough for us. The drive back to Guadalajara was about an hour, we were back at our hotel around 7:00pm. Overall a fun way to spend the day. The tour company was great, highly recommend.

Summary: The tour was nice and instructive. Charlie was a great driver and guide. He created a nice atmosphere among us.The trip was earth the money.

Summary: That was an amazing trip! The tour guide was very kind and friendly , and the travel fee was quite affordable. Totally worth the price.

Summary: One of my favorite “Pueblo Mágico” in Jalisco This was my third time in that beautiful town. Santiago the tour guide with #panoramex was funny, knowledgeable and friendly. I do recommend the tour to the Cuervo Tequila factory; however, if visiting the town just for one day skip that tour and visit a smaller factory to enjoy more free time walking the town and enjoying a delicious Mexican lunch.

Summary: I wanted to visit Tequila during last minute, so instead of singing up Tequila Trip from the hotel (which was way more expensive and only Spanish-speaking), I found GDL Adventure while I was exploring the Centro of Guadalajara. Antonio, our guide and driver was professionally handling the tour. Even though I am the only non-Mexican and non-Spanish speaker in the tour, I didn’t feel being ignored or neglected. Instead, I found being taken care of throughout the tour. Antonio, who is bilingual, would do the explanation in Spanish first, then followed by personal explanation to me in English. Hanging out with local Mexicans was one of the highlights of the tour as they showed me what Mexican hospitality is and everyone was so gleeful after a few tequila shots. It’s definitely one of my best memories and I will remember it for life. So, if you don’t speak any Spanish, there is absolutely no issue of joining this tour. The most important thing- the price! You won’t find any tequila trips provided in Guadalajara with only 500-600 MXN (food and shopping not included).

Summary: The tour was nice. We have the best tour guide Charly. There's a lot of Tequila tasting. Be ready to get drunk. Lol refreshment was provided and offered pick up and drop off at the hotel.