Mezcal and Canvas
Oaxaca at 6:30 pm gets artsy. This Mezcal and Canvas experience pairs hands-on art making with a guided mezcal tasting in an iconic Alebrijes Art Gallery setting in the heart of Oaxaca City. I like that the activity is led…
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Mezcal Tasting -Masterclass + Blind tasting-
Smell, sip, guess. Then learn fast. In San Miguel de Allende, this Mezcal Masterclass + Blind Tasting is taught by Alex Galina, an international sommelier & agave expert, with a clear structure: 45 minutes of guided tasting knowledge, then 45…
CDMX: Tacos and mezcal night tour
A great meal can be a shortcut to a city. This CDMX tacos and mezcal night tour is built around three tasty taco stops plus a mezcal finish, with an English-speaking guide leading the story. If you want the feeling…
Mexico City: Mexican Lucha Libre Experience & Mezcal Tasting
A mask, a sip, and a roar. This tour strings together Lucha Libre culture, a guided spirits tasting, and a real arena show so you understand what you’re seeing. I like that the evening starts with stories behind the rituals…
Mexico City: Mexican evening, lucha libre, and tequila
Lucha libre is pure drama on legs. This Mexico City evening mixes cantina-style sips with a guided stroll through street-level history, ending at the arena for a real live show. I love the way the night starts with tequila and…
Tequila Mixology Masterclass
Tequila, but make it smart. This Mexico City class is interesting because you start with a tequila flight (multiple styles of tequila) and then you’ll get hands-on practice making two cocktails, with a stop at a secret speakeasy-style bar setting…
Artisanal Mezcal distillery in an authentic Zapotec village
A quiet morning turns into a full mezcal day in a Zapotec town. You start in Oaxaca City, then head out toward San Dionisio Ocotepec with a guide who keeps the day personal and community-based. I love how the schedule…
Mixology class with Mezcal in Oaxaca
Mezcal class in Oaxaca is a smart way to learn fast. You start with the story side (mixology history and how drinks get reinterpreted in Oaxaca), then you move into the fun part: building cocktail bases and turning organic local…
Wrestling + Tacos and Mezcal the best Experience
Lucha libre and tacos. In one night. Arena México and taco tasting make this feel like two Mexican classics stitched into one easy evening, with wrestling dating back over 80 years and a lineup of masked performers ready to put…
Private Oaxaca Walking Tour with Mezcal Tasting
Oaxaca clicks into focus when you walk it. This private 3-hour route strings together Oaxaca’s major landmarks with a hands-on mezcal tasting finish, so you get a first-day feel for how the city is built and how people live. You…
Guided Tour to the Tequila and Mezcal Museum
Tequila and mezcal taste better with a plan. This guided stop at the Museo del Tequila y el Mezcal turns the museum into something you can use right away: you learn how agave turns into spirits, then you taste with…
Tequila Tasting -Masterclass and Blind Tasting
Tequila can be more than a souvenir drink. This tequila masterclass in San Miguel de Allende turns your tasting into a real skill, with a blind comparative session that pushes you to compare instead of just sip. I love the…
Boil the Water and Distillery of Mezcal Tour
Big views and mezcal in one long day. This tour strings together Hierve el Agua (petrified waterfalls, swimming spots, and hiking) with a stop at Mezcal Valle Oaxaca for a clear explanation of agave distillation and free samples. I especially…
Teotihuacan and Basilica of Guadalupe with mezcal, tequila & handcrafts
A day trip with big spiritual and ancient energy. You get three very different stops in Mexico City’s orbit: the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, the Teotihuacan pyramids, and the Basilica of Guadalupe—plus a tasting of mezcal or tequila and…
Private Lucha Libre : Mezcal tasting, Taco Tour or Mexican candy
Agave, chocolate, and mask magic in one night. This is a fast 5.5-hour mix of Roma tasting time and Arena Mexico energy, with a guide explaining what you’re drinking, eating, and seeing. I especially like the tequila vs. mezcal comparison…