You have to do this! Other tours fail in comparison. From start to finish, this tour does it all…read more Do yourself a favor and splurge on the first class ticket. Not only will you get to taste every bottle on hand, but they'll mix you cocktails, keep your drink refilled with your favorites, and surprise you with tastes you've never thought you'd enjoy. From start to finish, this was incredible. On the train, you'll meet people from all over the world, see the beautiful countryside, and learn everything about the fruitful agave. Upon entry, you'll get a guided tour, learn about the process, and take in the beauty of Jalisco. Don't even get me started about the food. So tasty! If that wasn't enough, there's a guy there that will engrave your bottles within seconds. Incredible souvenirs to take home. I would do this again in a second! Viva Jalisco! Viva Herradura!

Fun day on the slow train to tequilaville. Check schedules and book a seat since this fills up.read more

This is such a GEM, right outside Tequila! We ordered the shrimp cocktail, guacamole (small)…read moreMichalda, and Bebbitos agave! Sooo good!!! You can also pay to keep the large terracota cups!!!

I used to work in management for Double Tree. Our location sold the most tequila in the USA for…read moreour size property, so me and my bartender got one free week, at Jose Curevo properties. They set us up with a private home, pool, food, entertainment. We met the other bars in the US who sold the most Jose Curevo in the US. A,B, and C properties. And the trips were paid by various liquor distributors. We had a great great time, tasting fresh delicious regional foods. Entertainment by each region of Mexico. We traveled by air-conditioned bus and were constantly given tequila shots, while shopping, and eating,even on the bus. I enjoyed every time we went, to the markets,villages, restaurants, dancing, street music, and the countryside. ETC ... Loved the food and the people. And was impressed by how Jose Curevo cares about the people in Tequila village. My fav margarita was fresh mango yums!

Jose Cuervo does not have the best brand in my mind. I have had many arguments and fights with him…read moreespecially during college which I lost. So when multiple folks told me this was the tour to do, I was skeptical but I was wrong. It ended up being a wonderful tour and they did a great job putting it all together. The building and the artifacts are wonderful and the tour itself was really well organized including multiple tastings. I left with a much greater appreciation of Jose Cuervo and the higher end options they sell.

This is for a magical evening we had in Mickey's place in CDMX not GDJ. In a beautiful space that…read morewas Mickey's father's butcher shop, we enjoyed an intimate evening of education, tasting very special and unique tequilas and mezcals and amazing food (props to his pal Chef David) as though we were with an old friend. Whether you are a tequila/mezcal scholar or brand new, Mickey weaves history, technique, voluminous knowledge of the world of agave farming, markets spirits production process and stories deftly and authentically, and you will be transported. Our non-drinking teenage daughter also attended and really enjoyed the night. One of the most authentic travel experiences we have ever had in many trips around the world. Do not miss this in CDMX!!!

Once the tour fee was Venmo'd to his wife's account, he no longer seemed very interested in our…read morerequests for our tour. Until then, everything we asked for was possible (traveling by air conditioned van for the day to multiple tastings for Tequilla aficionados and discovering lots of small, unknown brands). That day, a tour guide who has not heard of any of this shows up in her own compact, no air conditioning car. She knew nothing about what we had been told. It was frustrating- we traveled from the US for this special birthday celebration and what was promised should have been delivered. No amount was deducted from the bill for any of this, Mickey couldn't care less once he had received the fee about anything else. Disappointing.

Did the lunch along with the tour, the lunch ended up being very good! It's truly a good deal…read more Starters were the tostadas with three different dippings which were freshly made. The pork rinds soup looking thing was very good and interesting combination. The main meal was like a meatloaf of pork, it was tasty but by the time I was done with my pork rinds I was too full . Desert was like a flan however it wasnt... very tasty got two drinks including one alcohol one and one none. The tours was great as well. Service was great from start to finish.

Great tequila tasting. Great service. Fun place. Great atmosphere and ambiance. Highly…read morerecommend it. The staff is super friendly. The restaurant on location was also very good.

For $200 MXN you get a tour that lasts about 45 minutes and about as much tequila sampling as you…read morewant in the gift shop, where the tour naturally ends. The operation isn't boutique small but it's not as big as Cuervo or Herradura either. They have a wide variety of tequilas. Probably about 10-15. The tour was great and the guide knew her stuff. The tequila was also delicious. Highly recommended.

We took a nicely-done tour of this tequila distillery. Orendain is different from the other two…read morelarge-scale productions in the town because it's Mexican-owned. (Jose Cuervo is owned by Germans and Sauza is owned by Japanese). The tour starts at the central plaza of the town of Tequila. Be careful because a number of different tour operators will approach you and you really have to be specific that you want Orendain, not another brand. They start at ambiguous times, but generally around the noon hour. The English speaking tour guide provided a background to the history of the town as we were driven out in their barrel-shaped, fun, coach out to the factory. The Orendain tour demonstrated how agave cores are pressure-steamed, crushed, fermented and distilled. The tour was quite well explained and I felt quite enlightened. However, I recommend you do some reading about the history of the settlement of the town because it adds to the whole experience (it starts in the 1500's with bloody battles between the Spanish army and the indigenous led by a priest, and continues to the 20th century industrialization). The tequila tour ends at their store, where you get really good prices on the amazing bottles of tequila and liqueurs (tequila suffused with coffee, almonds, and apricots).

What an awesome tour! Unlike most distilleries, you get a behind the scenes tour while actual…read moreproduction is taking place. Your complete tour includes tastings along the way, you even get to pour your own samples direct from the oak barrel! the family cellar tour and the maestro tasting tours are well worth it, plan on a full afternoon here

Highly recommend the VIP experience to get a tour of the distillery and Reserva de Familia cellars…read morewith a taste of the extra anejo tequila (don't miss it!)