CHEESE TOURS · WORLDWIDE
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The 12 mexico tours worth setting aside an afternoon for. The cellar visits, dairy-farm mornings and tasting tables travellers keep coming back to, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Taste 14 Queretaro cheeses and sip wines on a 10-hour Pueblos Mágicos route to Tequisquiapan, Freixenet México, and Bernal.
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10 hours in Bernal and Tequisquiapan: guided history, Tequisquiapan wine tastings, and Bocanegra cheese cellar in Querétaro.
Ojos Negros Valley wine and cheese route from Ensenada: guided farm-to-cellar tastings at Quesos Ramonetti plus a downtown wine-bar stop.
“We had an excellent experience from the beginning to end. Pepe from Infinito Winery was very attentive and cordial. Provided details about his wine. We where able to taste differently types. Thet our guy Luigi was excellent, he showed us around and even recommended good eating places. At our second stop Cava De Marcelo we…”
A 2-hour cheese-and-wine tasting in San Miguel de Allende with French-Mexican history, a big artisan cheeseboard, and dessert pairings.
“This event is in her home, which is lovely with great view over the city. Tonya has a love of cheese and her husband has a love of wine, so we had great cheese and wine pairings. We learned so much from Tonya! She shared the history of cheese, how various cheeses are made, and…”
Cheese-and-wine day trip from Querétaro to Tequisquiapan, Vina Tx, Freixenet and Bernal. Guided tastings, 9–10 hours.
“Had a great time. Our guide Allejandro was incredibly knowledgeable about the area’s history, as well as the modern ins and outs of the city. The cheese was great, as was the wine (though only one glass was complimentary with the tour - “quality over quantity”), and Bernal is a beautiful city. Recommended for folks…”
A 10-hour Querétaro cheese and wine tour with Viña TX and Freixenet tastings plus Tequisquiapan and Bernal’s monolith.
Tequila and mezcal tasting in Tulum at Mamazul, paired with artisanal cheese. Sample 6 small-batch spirits and learn the rules.
“My sister and I did this tasting for her birthday. Ricardo was so informative. He was very friendly, professional, and answered all of our questions. I definitely recommend this if you are visiting Tulum. It’s a great experience!”
A 7–8 hour wine-and-cheese day from Querétaro with Vina Tx, Freixenet Mexico, and Vinedos Azteca, plus tastings and cellar tours.
“El maridaje que ofrecen con los quesos es una de las mejores partes. La atención es excelente, las explicaciones también y la experiencia en el Viñedo Azteca es una de las mejores.”
A 5-hour private Ensenada shore excursion pairing small-winery wine tasting with a legendary cheese cave and lunch in Ojos Negros Valley.
“Great trip! The wine tasting was so good and we really enjoyed the cheese cave tasting and lunch as well. Very unique and fun excursion. Heads up that’s it’s over an hour drive to the first stop but totally worth it.”
Milk cows, make tortillas and cheese, ride a friendly horse, then soak in natural pools near Puerto Vallarta.
“This was such a heartwarming and unforgettable experience! We often forget all the work behind every dish on our table, and spending a day on a traditional Mexican farm reminded me how fortunate we are. I loved milking the cow and Read more”
Wine Route day trip from Querétaro with Vina Tx cheese-and-wine pairing, Freixenet Mexico cellar visit, and Magical Town stops like Bernal.
“Es una experiencia excelente para pasar un día en familia!! El guía del tour muy amable y con un gran espíritu de servicio.”
3-hour Los Arcos bioluminescence boat tour with sunset from Puerto Vallarta, optional glowing-water swim, and small-group guides.
“We had an amazing time on this bioluminescence tour! Pancho was a wonderful guide who really cared about the group and created a great, relaxed atmosphere from the start. The welcome drink on the beach at sunset was the perfect way to begin the experience. Once it got dark, the bioluminescence in the caves was…”
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