This is the place to go to when you are in Mexico and you want to buy alcohol to take back to the…read morestates. Never buy alcohol from duty free, it's to expensive! When you do the math ( exchange rate) and the cost in the states for a bottle of tequila, it will be $10-15 less. It also helps if you are further south in Mexico, the prices are better!

Coming here was a wonderful experience. My group and I rented out the space for a tequila tasting…read moreand education event. While I've always loooved tequila, I have an entirely new appreciation for it. From a historical perspective, learning about mezcal in the pre-Colombian period and innovations in the art in post-Colombian period. That tequila is a form of mezcal born in the early 1900s, that's its aromas and flavors are affected by the soil, climate, and health of the agave itself. I learned how to identify defects and how to appreciate a fine tequila! This place is awesome they carry some of the best artisan tequila. A must-visit if you're in the area, whether you're a tequila fanatic or not!

Great selections of tequila and mezcal. I'm a huge fan of Don Julio products but wanted to try a…read moredifferent brand since I can get Don Julio at our local Costco AND at the Costco in GDL. Nice neighborhood with plenty of parking out front and shops around. Layout was in English which was extremely helpful. I'm a huge huge fan of Don Julio Anejo Cristalino. Basically it's distilled again so there's no color. They had several options for that. Awesome! I wish I had more time and they offered a tasting course of mezcals. They had two huge rows of just mezcal. That's impressive. You can pick up gross brands like Milagro all the way up to Clase Azul, 1942 and Jose Cuervo Reserve. They take credit card and cash but the cash price is a few dollars cheaper.

You can find a large selection of booze. Including the hard to find Mexican wines…read more And the now trendy Mezcal over 10 options with expert aisle hosts.

The owner, la guera, knows and loves her agave liquors. She knows what she is selling…read more This is a great place to come and get quality tequila, mezcal, sotol, raicilla, etc. It you are at Mercado San Juan de Dios and love tequila this is a must, and just one block south of the market, so take a walk on over. Friendly help from my experience. Recommend. By the way, if you look up this business by name on Google maps, the location it pins will be incorrect by about half a block, so enter: Calle Álvaro Obregón 3 San Juan de Dios 44360 Guadalajara, Jal. into google maps and it should pin the correct location. If any problem using Google Maps, it is at the intersection of Calle Alvaro Obregon and De Los Mariachis

Very convenient around the corner. Not expensive and very nice people. They have candies, chips,…read moredrinks, ice cream, etc. just like a little store. Easy for me since it's very close to my fiancé's grandmother's home.

I call, text before arriving ti Tequila to book a tour but no reply…read more Finally when I arrived I took a taxi there on Saturday, the door was close. I rang the doorbell heard the dog barking but no one came to the door. The neighbor across the street said place is closed and no longer take tour. Another neighbor came to us and told us place is sold to new owner.

This is a nice, small And family business in Tequila Town, the owner is very nice and they will…read moreexplain you the whole process of Tequila. You will try the traditional tequila also All Different kind of tequila with different flavors. If you like something there buy it, Why? Few reasons: , 1st because you won't find that kind of Artesanal Tequila in stores. 2nd because they are cheaper, for example a Big bottle of Añejo tequila will cost $400 pesos, but in the store from $600 and up. The one with different flavors are $200 in the store $350. And you won't find there products in the regular store only different kind. Plus you are supporting Local business.

This is for a magical evening we had in Mickey's place in CDMX not GDJ. In a beautiful space that…read morewas Mickey's father's butcher shop, we enjoyed an intimate evening of education, tasting very special and unique tequilas and mezcals and amazing food (props to his pal Chef David) as though we were with an old friend. Whether you are a tequila/mezcal scholar or brand new, Mickey weaves history, technique, voluminous knowledge of the world of agave farming, markets spirits production process and stories deftly and authentically, and you will be transported. Our non-drinking teenage daughter also attended and really enjoyed the night. One of the most authentic travel experiences we have ever had in many trips around the world. Do not miss this in CDMX!!!

Once the tour fee was Venmo'd to his wife's account, he no longer seemed very interested in our…read morerequests for our tour. Until then, everything we asked for was possible (traveling by air conditioned van for the day to multiple tastings for Tequilla aficionados and discovering lots of small, unknown brands). That day, a tour guide who has not heard of any of this shows up in her own compact, no air conditioning car. She knew nothing about what we had been told. It was frustrating- we traveled from the US for this special birthday celebration and what was promised should have been delivered. No amount was deducted from the bill for any of this, Mickey couldn't care less once he had received the fee about anything else. Disappointing.