Top 10 Guadalajara Drinks Tours

1.Full Day Tour to Tequila and Amatitán with Fun and Culture

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 681 reviews · 9 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $47Our pick

Spend about nine and a half hours touring Tres Mujeres distillery, Amatitán’s old caves, the town of Tequila, and Cantaritos El Güero. Francisco and the bilingual team explain tequila production, lead tastings, share local stories, and keep the day lively. Transport, admission, tastings, and lunch music are included, but food and cocktails cost extra.

“excellent 8-hour dive into authentic Mexico. A perfect blend of tequila and local culture exploration. Highly recommended.”

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2.The Agave Experience Tequila Tour in Jalisco

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 520 reviews · 10 hours (approx.)

Spend about 10 hours exploring Jalisco’s tequila country with an English-speaking guide such as Andrea, Pedro, or Jorge. You’ll enjoy breakfast, visit two distilleries, taste eight boutique tequilas and mezcals, stop for agave-field photos, explore Tequila Town, and finish at Cantaritos El Güero #1. Hotel pickup and snacks are included.

“We had an amazing time! The ride was comfortable and the tour was extensive. Our guides were extremely friendly and knowledgeable. Learned a lot, drank a lot!”

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3.Full Day in Tequila with Tasting and party in Cantaritos

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 356 reviews · 10 to 11 hours (approx.)

Travel from Guadalajara with guides such as Arturo or Benji and his father for a 10 to 11-hour tequila day. Tour Tequila Selecto de Amatitán, taste seven tequilas, ride an agave-view swing, explore Tequila town, then finish with music and giant Cantaritos. English service is offered.

“Everything about this excursion was top notch. It was the perfect selection of intenerary to do. The hosts were more then guides they became friends. Already talking about doing this exact tour again!”

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4.The Fire TOUR – Pyramids, Volcanoes, Agaves & Tequila

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 329 reviews · 8 to 10 hours (approx.) · from $89

Spend 8 to 10 hours exploring Guachimontones, Tequila, blue agave fields, and Destileria La Alborada from Guadalajara. Guides such as Alejandro, Carlos, and Rodrigo lead the English tour, explain the region’s past and tequila-making, and provide hotel pickup, snacks, water, and tasting stops. Lunch is extra.

“Alejandro was an amazing guide and explained in detail as we drove to our destinations. It was a whole day trip and well worth it. Definitely recommend.”

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5.From Guadalajara: Tequila Town and Cantaritos El Guero

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 211 reviews · 9 hours · from $42

Travel from Guadalajara by hotel pickup to El Arenal, where you tour an artisanal tequila factory, see agave fields, and taste five tequilas. Then enjoy a mariachi lunch stop, explore Tequila town, and visit Cantaritos Amatitán Che-Che. Guides such as Alejandro and Alex offer Spanish and English support.

“Very interesting tour, and quite suitable in duration. Our guide was able to switch between English and Spanish.”

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6.Guadalajara: Premium Tequila Tour with Tastings and Pairings

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 144 reviews · 8.5 hours · from $58

Travel from Guadalajara to agave country with guides such as Edna, Kim, Pablo, and Juan Pablo. Visit Puerta del Agave, Tequila Selecto, El Pedregal, Tequila town, and Cantaritos El Guero. Expect a professional tasting with food pairings, open-bar tequila samples, scenic views, live music, and a late lunch.

“the guide(Kim) was very helpful and informative. the tequila distillery was very good and the tasting with the pairings was a lot of fun. lunch was excellent. overall a very enjoyable day.”

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7.Premium Tequila Route with professional tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 139 reviews · from $52

Travel from Guadalajara with bilingual guides such as Edna and Kim to learn tequila from field to bottle. Visit agave fields, an artisan distillery, Amatitán, Tequila town, and Cantaritos El Güero. The day includes five premium tequilas with wine pairing, a second open-bar tasting, photos, drinks, and round-trip transport.

“Great trip, learn a lot about the history of tequila. Highly recommend because the tour guide takes you to a small artisan distillery that makes small batch tequila that hard to get anywhere. The tequila there has a unique taste that hard to get from the main brand bottles. Worth every penny and meet a lot of great people along the way. It was an experience of a life time.”

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8.From Guadalajara: Tequila Trail Tour with Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 114 reviews · 8 hours · from $40Best value

From Guadalajara’s Minerva district, ride an air-conditioned van through Jalisco’s agave fields, visit a small traditional distillery in Amatitán, and taste four premium tequilas with an expert guide. You’ll also stop for a cantarito, explore Tequila town, and have a chance to see famous distilleries such as José Cuervo, Herradura, or Sauza.

“Ronny was an amazing tour guide. You can tell he truly loves Tequilla (both the town and the drink!). His kind and positive spirit made our tour one to remember.”

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9.Classic Tequila Route Tour from Guadalajara and cantaritos el GÜERO!!!

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 94 reviews · from $41

Spend 8.5 hours exploring the Tequila Route from Guadalajara with bilingual guides such as Edna, Kim, Leo, and Navi. Visit Don Cayo distillery, learn how agave becomes tequila, taste several styles, walk through Tequila town, and finish with cantaritos at El Güero. Bring cash, comfortable shoes, and a good breakfast.

“Edna and Edgar were excellent in creating a great atmosphere in our group. Edna was very savvy and friendly.”

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10.Guadalajara: Tequila Day Trip with Jose Cuervo Option

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 80 reviews · 8 hours · from $80

Spend eight hours traveling from Guadalajara into Jalisco’s agave country with a bilingual guide such as Carmen, Sebastian, or Edgar. Visit a traditional distillery, learn how blue agave becomes tequila, taste several styles, and explore Tequila town. The optional José Cuervo visit adds a famous second distillery but leaves you one hour less in town.

“We were collected at the hostel we were staying, the small coach was comfortable throughout the trip. We were shown around a private tequila distillery which the guide was very informative with, this also included a tasting for various types. We did a lovely stop off at route 47 for lunch and a drink (optional) and then moved on to the town of Tequila. Personally I feel you don’t need the José Cuervo option as you’ve done the first one already. We had a great time on this trip, the group was so much fun and our guide (so sorry I think her name began with a C) was so…”

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