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Discover Querétaro's artisan beer, wine, and cheese with this 11-hour private or small-group tour including visits to breweries, a vineyard, and the charming town of Tequisquiapan.
This Querétaro: Wine and Cheese Tastings tour offers a full day of exploring Mexico’s vibrant culinary scene, starting at $74 per person. Over 11 hours, this experience takes you from Mexico City to the picturesque landscapes of Querétaro, where you visit an artisan brewery, a cheese farm, and a vineyard. The tour also includes a stop at Tequisquiapan, a town widely recognized as a magical town. It’s perfect for those interested in artisanal drinks and local flavors and looking for a scenic escape close to Mexico City.
The tour’s highlights include the scenic drive from Mexico City to Querétaro, showcasing picturesque landscapes, and the chance to indulge in a culinary route featuring beer, wine, and cheese tastings. It’s a flexible experience with private or small group options, and the guides are available in English and Chinese. A notable benefit is the inclusion of round transport and hotel pickup, making logistics smooth, though entrance tickets and food are not included.


The journey from Mexico City to Querétaro features stunning landscapes that change from urban to lush rural scenery. This scenic drive is one of the tour’s favorite aspects, providing a peaceful start to the day as you leave the bustling city behind. The road offers glimpses of Mexican countryside, setting the tone for the relaxed exploration ahead.
This drive typically takes around the morning hours, giving travelers a chance to unwind and take in the view before arriving at the first stop. The route is straightforward, but travelers should note that timing can vary depending on traffic.
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The tour includes a visit to an artisan brewery, where the craftsmanship of Mexican brewing is on display. Here, the guides lead you through the beer-making process, highlighting locally produced artesanal beers. This stop offers an opportunity to sample different styles and enjoy the unique flavors that distinguish Mexican craft brews.
The brewery visit is a highlight for beer lovers, presenting a chance to learn about local brewing traditions in an intimate setting. Since food and beverages are not included, tasting is typically based on samples provided at the brewery.

A key feature of this tour is a visit to a cheese farm, where traditional cheese-making techniques are demonstrated. Visitors can observe the process of cheese production and enjoy tasting various artisanal cheeses. The farm offers a glimpse into Mexico’s cheese craftsmanship, which pairs wonderfully with local wines.
This stop enhances the culinary journey, giving insight into how Mexico produces distinctive cheese varieties. The tastings are often lively and informative, providing a hands-on experience with the local products.
Another highlight is the visit to a vineyard where Mexican wines are showcased. The guides explain the winemaking process and the distinct characteristics of local wines. Guests have the chance to sample different varieties, making this a memorable part of the culinary route.
The vineyard setting offers scenic views and a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for appreciating the flavors and aromas of Mexican wine. Since the tour does not include meals, the tastings serve as a focus for appreciating the craftsmanship behind each bottle.
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A significant part of this experience is the stop at Tequisquiapan, a town renowned for its charm and vibrancy. Visitors stroll through cobblestone streets, admire the colorful buildings, and explore local shops and markets. Known as a magical town, Tequisquiapan offers a quintessential Mexican town experience.
This stop also provides free time to enjoy the local cafes or pick up souvenirs. The town’s atmosphere enhances the overall culinary journey by adding a cultural and historic dimension to the tour.
The tour begins with hotel pickup in Mexico City, making transportation convenient for travelers. The round transport is included, and the group sizes are kept small or private, ensuring a personalized experience. The guides are fluent in English and Chinese, providing clear explanations and insights.
Cancellation is flexible, with a full refund available if canceled up to 24 hours in advance. Since entrance tickets and food and drinks are not included, travelers might want to plan for additional expenses during the stops.
This tour is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for travelers with mobility needs. The availability of private or small groups allows for a tailored experience, whether visitors prefer a more intimate setting or a private tour.
The duration of 11 hours means the tour is quite comprehensive but well-paced, with enough time at each stop to appreciate local flavors and enjoy the scenery.

This experience aligns with other Querétaro wine and cheese tours but stands out with the inclusion of an artisan brewery and the magical town of Tequisquiapan. The focus on local craftsmanship and scenic landscapes makes it appealing for those seeking a culinary and culture.
Most similar tours also follow this general route but may differ in group size or additional stops. The flexible booking options, like pay later, add convenience for planning.
This 11-hour experience offers a rich taste of Querétaro’s artisan produce within a well-organized, small-group or private setting. The scenic drive from Mexico City, combined with visits to breweries, cheese farms, and vineyards, creates a balanced mix of scenery and tasting.
While entrance tickets and meals are not included, the guided explanations and local stops compensate with authenticity and insight. The hotel pickup and wheelchair accessibility make it a practical choice for a day trip.
Ideal for anyone interested in Mexican culinary traditions, local wines, and artisan cheeses, this tour provides a comprehensive taste of the region’s gourmet offerings in a relaxed, scenic setting.
Is the tour suitable for all mobility levels?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for travelers with mobility needs.
What languages are available for the guides?
The guides speak English and Chinese.
Are meals included in the tour?
No, food and beverages are not included, but tastings at breweries, farms, and vineyards are part of the experience.
How long is the drive from Mexico City to Querétaro?
The drive is approximately part of the 11-hour tour, with the scenic route providing plenty of beautiful views.
What should I bring for the tour?
It’s recommended to bring cash or cards for personal expenses and comfortable clothing for walking and tasting.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, with full refund if canceled up to 24 hours in advance.
Is the tour available in private options?
Yes, private or small-group options are available, offering flexibility and a more personalized experience.
What makes this tour stand out?
The combination of artisan beer, cheese, wine, and a visit to Tequisquiapan makes this a well-rounded culinary and cultural day trip.
Does the tour include any entrance fees?
No, entrance tickets are not included in the price.
How early should I book?
Availability varies, so it’s wise to check as early as possible to secure your preferred date.