Second time here with friends! I love this winery because it's super intimate and you get to do the tasting in a nice cool cave. Make sure to ring the bell on the outside to let the ladies know you're there. This is a boutique vineyard in that they only make a few varieties and sell only that they have enough of. For example they had the most delicious olive oil made on site but because they only had a few bottles made, it wasn't for sale. You can tell this is not a vineyard looking for profit but quality is a must. If their harvest was minimal and not enough, they won't put it out. Another women owned vineyard, the wine is a little hit or miss. The first time I came I loved the wine and bought a bottle, second time not so much. But the experience was so fun! Lots of story telling and laughs. Each tasting is with bread olive oil and their homemade something in this case it was the marmalade. Absolutely great when drinking as much as you do. I would still return because I just love the intimate atmosphere. read more

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Tres Mujeres is one of our favorite boutique wineries in Valle de Guadalupe ("VdG"). The property is quite rustic (winery dog and chickens wander around) and sits on the southerly hillside of the valley. On this trip, Miriam poured for us inside their intimate cave and provided a wonderful and informative tasting experience. They only produced a total of 8 barrels this year and they're currently pouring one rosado/rosé (Grenache & Zinfandel) and two mezcla tintas/red blends (Cabernet Sauvignon & Grenache), all of which are excellent. All parts of production are done by hand, from picking, de-stemming, pressing, and even bottling. They do have a de-stemming machine for the large branches/pieces, but all individual grape stems are pulled off by hand. Really remarkable. We always come back to Tres Mujeres and pick up a couple of bottles to tide us over until our next trip to VdG. I highly recommend you put them on your list of wineries to visit. TIP: There are a couple other small wineries on the same road which are also worth visiting, so definitely check them out. It's easy to visit them all in one day. read more

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Amazing personal experience! I believe Ivette is truly what the soul of what Valle de Guadalupe is. Note: Anselmo the dog comes with wine tasting and is the cherry on top! read more

If you ever get the chance to visit this winery, please do! Yvette, one of the three original mujeres, will make your visit memorable. Her soft-spoken nature is as enchanting as her wine. Do the tasting in the wine cave. It's beautiful, serene, and the wine and bread (from Finca Altozano) will envelop your heart. She is one of the originals in the Valle and will tell you about how she has harvested the grapes from day one. A truly beautiful labor of love. I love this place! read more

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Such a cute vineyard! We enjoyed having the cat and dog around although the latter would not stop pestering everyone to throw him a ball. Our experience began with the unabridged history of the winery and the region as told by the daughter of one of the founders. It took 90 minutes to get through only three pours. Sadly the wines were not as memorable as the environment. And the required photos of drivers licenses and license plates to enter the property were unwarranted. read more

This was truly one of the most intimate and beautiful vineyards I've ever been to. It is incredible. The wine is delicious, the art is beautiful, and Ivette (one of the 3 Mujeres) is such a wonderful and soothing person. She knows so much about wine and has been open to the public making wine for 19 years. 40 years of wine making experience and living off her land - she is absolutely wonderful. She did our tasting and makes a lot of the ceramic art in the cellar and on the property. I cannot wait to return to Mexican wine country. read more

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**BEAUTIFUL WINERY AND WINES** Lovely grounds and it was our favorite winery during our mini day tour. ABOUT ====== A cooperative started by three women, producing a little over 4,000 bottles a year. Organic growth is important in these parts and they have created an environmentally-friendly farm. AMBIANCE ========= Floral overgrowth everywhere with benches. And the tasting room reminded me of a Hobbit's home - fairy-tale-like full of mosaics and ceramics. Pull the string to ring to notify that you're ready to taste some wines. TASTINGS ======== $7 fee for two tastings was a bit steep for Mexico. And it's CASH ONLY. Sheesh. The two poured wines were very good - actually the best we've had on our road trip. RATING: 5/5 While our group was attended to, another group (with children) was also in the small cave with us, waiting and hovering over us. Weird. Made our experience slightly awkward. They should have waited outside until we were done. OVERALL ======== Loved the winery grounds and the wine, but they could improve on making the experience better and lower their tasting fee to $5. read more

Vinícola Tres Mujeres is ok. The only cool thing about it is the small little cove/bunker they have as a tasting room. I didn't like that there were a lot of stray cats around the compound which made it smell like cat urine. While we were waiting for our intro to their wines the local dog was up on the barrel smelling and trying to take the bread and oil from the demo tray :( read more

The wine here is excellent they only have a very small section, but what they do have is really good I ended up buying a bottle of the 2012 la mezcla mestiza ..at 20 bucks a bottle that's a steal..they also have the outdoors restaurant dining experience that we did not know about . This is run by a lady chef that's well know for her culinary experience in the area and she owned one of the most successful upscale restaurants in Ensenada. She traded in her apron for a more wholesome natural outdoor dining experience. We will be back to partake in some of her offerings soon ,since it's a seasonal operating Cocina. That tends to run from April till October. Can't wait to return here to dine and some more or that delicious wine. read more

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I absolutely loved everything about Tres Mujeres. So beautiful, delicious and cultured. The red wines were elegant and refined with a velvety finish. We completely enjoyed our visit and appreciated the delightful hospitality. The atmosphere was light and friendly, extremely welcoming. I returned home and bbq'd bacon wrapped hot dogs and drank the Tres Mujeres white wine which was perfectly paired with our meal (I wish I had another bottle). The 2016 was a delicious crisp/creamy wine. read more

One of the most beautiful wineries in the Valle. The owner is sweet and caring and real and smart. She is very well informed about The Valley. The wines are good and will improve over time. A must see visit when tasting wines. The rural setting takes you back in time. read more

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Loved the Cave tasting room, also the candy made of guavas is very tasty had to buy some to take home. Will be visiting again

The three women have a terrific place. The wines are lovely as are the grounds. The tasting room features wines that are exclusively from Baja, as well as from their cooperative land in France. The blends are compelling and delicious. There is also lovely artwork/jewelry on display and for sale created by the owner and staff. A delightful stop. read more

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My friends and I stopped in here for a wine tasting. Their staff was incredibly friendly. We enjoyed two wine tasting for 7.00. Next time I would probably just order wine by the glass. Thy also serve food and their menu looked delicious but we did not have time to sit down and eat. read more

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We had a great tasting here. Their reds were incredible. We wanted to buy many bottles but be warned that this is one of the only cash only wineries we visited in the Valle. I hope this review makes up for our unfortunate lack of cash...sorry! The grounds are beautiful and located at the end of one of the nicest winery offshoots from rt 3 in the Valle. The woman giving the tasting was heavily involved in the wine making process and it shows in her passion for the product. Bring cash and enjoy this beautiful spot in the world. They also have a restaurant on Saturdays and sundays...looked wonderful but did not partake. read more

I am astonished by these high reviews. Showed up and there is 1 very small cave with 2 different types of wine to taste. 2 (very small, VERY small) tastings for 2 people is 11$ - I was ok with this... UNTIL I walked over to the restaurant part of this vineyard and they sell glasses of sangria for 2.50 USD each. Knowing I could have bought a bottle of wine or multiple glasses of sangria for 11$ versus super small tastings... Also. We waited 10 minutes for someone to acknowledge us and the another 10+ minutes for our drinks. With all the other wineries around I'd definitely check out another winery with better service and more options. read more

A group from a travel meet up went to Tres Mujeres on a wine weekend at La Belota Ranch. The owner of the ranch selected the wineries. This was the best of the group. I go to Napa frequently and would rate this as comparable. The wine is very good and many of us purchased bottles. Very friendly and enjoyable visit. read more

We did a wine tasting here and felt like we were transported to another place! You really do feel like you're in a cave when you do the tasting, and the bread they give you is especially delicious. We loved the history of the place and hearing about the differences of the wines and the three woman winemakers. read more

Visiting this small winery was one of the most magical memories I have. Their wine cellar was literally dug out of a small hillside and the bottles were all unlabeled. When I bought a couple of bottles and the cactus skeleton gift box to store them in, one of the tres mujeres, a beautiful dark-haired señorita in her 40s, hand wrote the labels on the bottles with a sharpie. I asked her for a card, and she had me follow her to the small house where I suppose the tres mujeres lived. As she opened the door to go in to grab a card, the fragrances of home cooked Mexican food and the sounds of classical music escaped. Had I been single, I would have proposed on the spot. read more

This place is amazing. They set a high standard. The wine is delicous. We bought 4 bottles.

Very friendly hostess. Very knowledgeable about the varieties they serve. The tasting room is almost like a cave, which keeps you cool and comfortable. read more

Our favorite. Genuine lovely host - the owner - amazing location and great wine. Highly recommended. Unique experience unlike other "popular" pretentious wineries in the region. read more

We had lunch there, but did not do a tasting. It was amazing! It was a fixed price menu in the most beautiful setting, with a view of the vineyard and pine trees above - so peaceful with the breeze blowing through the pine trees. Six courses prepared in their outdoor kitchen. I had salad, octopus, gazpacho (yum!), fish-to-die-for (with veggies), cheese course, and dessert. Husband had the pork ribs and hummus instead of the fish and octopus. All were so delicious! Service was attentive and friendly. There were chickens (and one rooster) roaming around, and a lovely older dog who didn't beg for the pork ribs as we expected. We had all this with white wine and sangria, which were reasonable. I can't believe more of the wine tasters didn't come into the restaurant - it was so good. read more

Beautiful setting for a wine tasting. Some of the wines are processed in France with Mexican grapes. Others are completely grown and processed in Baja. Our wine guide was very personable and I enjoyed talking with her in the wine cellar. My favorite red was the Indigene (?). My friends and I had a great time. This winery is also very close to two others so it makes for easy wine tasting. read more

Had such a fun time at Très Mujeres! Ivette was really nice! We had the opportunity to taste two different wines and it was accompanied with fresh homemade bread and olive oil! My friend and I left with 2 bottles, 3 wines glasses and 4 coasters! Cute, yummy, cozy and definitely worth it! read more

Visited Tres Mujeres over the weekend. Beautiful grounds with an outdoor restaurant which smelled AMAZING! Wish we had had more time to grab a bottle and indulge in the food. When you arrive they ask that you ring a bell to alert the tasting person that you're there. I was actually here one time prior and rang that bell several time however, no one ever came out so we left. This time around I rang the bell then built up the courage to just open the door which was a small tasting room and was welcomed right in. So...don't be discouraged, just open that door. :) They have 2 tastings for $7.00 with tastings of their local olive as well. The wine was very good and the woman providing the tasting was excellent. Not only was she through about the wine but also about the art available in the tasting room. It's a quick tasting and bottles are reasonably priced at $20.00. Bring cash! No credit cards in this place. Look forward to going back and checking out the restaurant. read more