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They are open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. You can get there by car via federal highway 40 Guadalajara-Puerto Vallarta; from Guadalajara it takes about 90 minutes, and parking is available. For more details, check the official website or call +52 333 970 0012.
General admission costs 150 MXN per adult, with discounts for children and seniors (50 MXN). It includes access to the facilities and a basic tequila tasting. Check updated prices on the official website.
1.5 to 2 hours are recommended to leisurely tour the distilleries, ovens, and museum. If you include the guided tasting, add another 30 minutes. It's ideal for a morning visit.
Founded in 1750, they are among the oldest distilleries in Mexico and pioneers in tequila production at the heart of Tequila Volcano, a UNESCO World Heritage site. They represent the ancestral tradition of blue agave and distillation. Learn more with an IAudioguia audio guide.
Spring (March-May) is ideal due to the agave bloom and less rain; avoid July-September because of the rainy season. Go in the morning (10:00-12:00) for cool weather and fewer crowds.
The main entrance is accessible with ramps, but some interior areas have cobblestone paths and stairs. We recommend all-terrain wheelchairs; contact +52 333 970 0012 in advance for assistance.
Nearby are La Rojena (Mundo Cuervo) 20 minutes away, the Magical Town of Tequila 15 km away, and endless agave fields. Combine with a train route on the Tequila Express from Guadalajara.
Wear comfortable shoes, bring sunscreen, water, and a camera; book tastings in advance. Use an IAudioguia audio guide for detailed stories, and avoid driving if you sample tequila.
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