The museum is very cool and informational. I highly recommend you get the tour with the tasting at the end. When you are downstairs you will be bombarded by street vendors and mariachis. Be ready to say "no quiero" a lot
Great little spot to pop into if you’re in the area! Although you shouldn’t expect a large museum, what they have gives you an awesome little rundown of the process of creating Tequila and Mezcal. The General admission also gets you tastings of Mezcal and tequila in the bar downstairs the pours aren’t huge, but we had the pleasure of one of the servers sitting down with us and showing us exactly how he prefers to drink them. I’m a big lover of all things cocktails and alcohol, and this little lesson changed how I drink tequila and Mezcal. Make sure to ask and it’ll take your ~60 pesos (plus tip, of course) to the next level!
Excellent tour and very educational. Recommended the more expensive tour as they allow you to try some delicious tequila and mezcal.
Did the 60 peso package which included admission and 2 tastings. Took us about 15 minutes to get through the whole museum. Learned a few things about the tequila and mezcal production and got to try some tequila and mezcal at the end. It was okay.
A nice comprehensive view of Tequila and Mezcal in Mexico. If you're already familiar with it you won't learn much, but it does come with a free tasting, so hey, what's not to like?
Very interesting museum with a very good collection of mezcal and tequila
Tequila definitely deserves a much bigger experience although you might not find anything better than actually going to the place where it was born so this should do fine for most tourist or big city dwellers. Mezcal also gets a spot but no real appreciation for pulque. The price of the ticket includes a free sample of tequila and mezcal but anything else will be expensive.
If you know nothing about Mezcal, this is a good place to start. If you know something about Mezcal- you'll be super bored.
Nice clean fancy bar and renovated museum but must say wasn't worth heading there just for the museum. Skip it and just hangout in mariachi square. Meals are pricey here too
I think the best time is do it late afternoon and thrn spend time with tequila drinkers on the terrasse. You won't fine the best deals on bottles but 70 pesos a museum and 2 shots included with entrance.. it's a bargain!
I love this place it's fun to go at night and have drinks with your friends they close till 4:00 am it's fun to me here you get to choose your own songs and dance with everyone the drinks are a bit pricy but they make very good drinks here ask for the cockito with mescal its very good and you can smoke in here the place is also very well taken care of and very clean!! And there's this lady who takes care of the females in the restroom In case they can't walk or aware of anything she helps them walk and relax this is the best place to visit always call a Uber to go home its much more safe than a taxi