Pre-Covid review. May 2019. This place was easy to get to although there was only another couple…read morethere besides our group and we almost that it was closed. I remember I didnt care too much for the selection or flavored wines available for sampling. While the rest of the party did enjoy it very much. The staff was friendly and the atmosphere was relaxing. You can walk around or sit. I remember the weather was off and on, while we were sitting it started Sprinkling only for a few minutes. This was our first stop on our wine tour as most of the places we were just hoping to find without mapping them out.

It's a bit difficult to get here. Especially after the rain. The dirt roads are a bit difficult …read more I would highly recommend a truck or a 4 x 4, but a regular vehicle would find it Difficult to reach a lot of the wineries around this area. The first one I tasted is a blanc to noir named Domino. It sells for about $14 US and it is appropriatly priced. There's a certain sweetness at first but at the end there's a bit of bitterness. This could go well with shrimp pasta or some shellfish. The next wine I've tasted the blend of red grapes Domino. And retails for about $17. This one would be good for pizza or a light red meat. It also starts quite sweet and at the end has a little bit of bitterness. The third one is called Pies de Tierra, and it is their best seller. It is a blend of tempranillo and Sirah. It retails for about $24. it is a very good wine, very easy to drink, and very smooth the main flavor that comes from the wines from the Tempranillo grapes. They did a good job on this one.

Our last visit was in 2021, but I still wanted to leave a review for this really cool, artsy spot…read morebecause the experience stuck with me all these years later. I ended up doing the tequila tasting since I absolutely suck at drinking wine, and honestly, it was such a fun experience. They paired the tequila with chocolate, spices, and different salts, which made the tasting feel unique, interactive, and way more memorable than I expected. The whole place had a creative, laid-back vibe that made it easy to relax and enjoy the experience. If you're looking for something different from the usual wine tasting scene, this spot is definitely worth checking out.

Visited Casa Frida and tequila tasted at 10:15 in the morning. We know how to have fun. This was a…read moregreat experience that paired 4 tequilas with flavored enhanced citrus that took each tequila to another level. Our server Angel was a wealth of knowledge and provided good pours along with bottled water accompanied with a glass with ice. We pretty much had the place to ourselves and the sofa area was indeed comfortable. We are not that knowledgeable when it comes to tequila but left with a better understanding of the spirit. The location is gorgeous and has a world class restaurant on the premises. Tequila tasting runs $32 per person and worth every penny. We had so much fun and will for sure return for another visit.

The Chardonnay/Chenin Blanc Blanco. This wine is a bit to acidic with a stainless steel taste. The…read moreELSA rose is 100% Grenache from Valle de San Vicente. Ripe apricot with a taste of dry plum. Jalá is Cabernet Sauvignon and Grenache. Grape juice with not much more in flavor. Kuwal is a Tempranillo. From San Vicente this wine is a tempranillo /Grenache blend and it was fresh and young. Perfect for pizza. Koláa is 100% Petit Sirah. It is ok

This is a small, family run operation. We met the owner, whose son graciously gave us a tour of the…read morewine cellar. The son also served our tastings, who wasn't as knowledgeable as one of the other servers, but he was still pretty impressive for his young age. Here, you get six samples. Most vineyards give you 3-4. So for $200 MXN, this is worth a stop. And the wine is quite good.

I really want to keep this winery a secret, but it wouldn't be fair to them not to share how…read morewonderful our experience was. We visited for a girls' weekend and truly enjoyed all the wine served at this location. Several of the girls bought multiple bottles to take home and are still raving about them. It's a quaint, small winery that hasn't been affected by a social media frenzy, likely because there aren't many "Instagram-worthy" spots. However, the friendly service and outstanding wine will definitely keep you coming back.

I had such high expectations for this little winery from all the stellar reviews. I have been to…read moreValle de Guadalupe a handful of times on winery tours through the years and expected another warm winery visit. Not what we got that day. Our group of 12 arrived and we waited a bit to be seated, which is fine. It is a small winery and they only have one large table. Gerardo was working that day. He seems nice but he didn't tell us much about the winery or the wines he was pouring. We had to ask him questions about their grapes and wine making process. The tasting room was very cute and comfortable. Their wines were ok. None of them really jumped out at me so I ended up not buying anything. Nobody else liked their wines and we were a bit disappointed with the impersonal service. We all were looking forward to the visit because of the good reviews but it just wasn't a good experience.

I loved the whole experience we had at this winery. The food was good, the wine was great and the…read moreband was awesome! All of the staff were super friendly and will definitely be coming back again when I'm in the area.

Off the beaten path, you will find this winery, which has a good wine called Pierda de Luna. The…read morewine is good, but it was not good enough for me to purchase. I also had a paella and I was not very happy with it probably because they didn't put any saffron in it and without saffron it's just chicken with seafood and rice. The location is actually really pretty with a nice atmosphere.

A beautiful place as can be seen by the pictures. Close to cava el laurel as well…read more Had the tiradito, the ceviche, and the salad. Portion sizes were plenty and so was not able to have the costilla Followed by peach cheesecake with lavender ice cream

Love Nativo! Great wines and great customer service. This place is little hard to find but totally…read moreworth it. Abigail was super friendly and knowledgeable. The wine tasting we did had 4 tastings ( really good pours btw), bread & several jams. The wine was so good that we purchased a bottle. They have a restaurant on the premises and looked to be al fresco among the vines...we didn't get to eat there but will definitely be back to try next time. Thank you for a unforgettable experience!

Xecue Winery This…read morewas our first stop of the day, and honestly... it was just meh. ‍ We did the classic 5-wine tasting because we were on a mission to hit at least one more spot before dinner - priorities, you know. The wines were good. My friend fell in love with the first one, a white whose name apparently meant LOVE in the local dialect. Very on brand for her. ‍ We also tried their cheese breads - they had savoury and sweet options. I was team savoury while my friend was all about the sweet because balance, right? Overall, nice little stop to warm up our taste buds, but nothing that blew our minds. Just a casual "hey, we're in Valle" vibe before continuing our wine-fueled adventures.

First thing when I came in I was surrounded by 10 untrained dogs. I was wearing a brand new…read moreexpensive dress, that the dogs chewed apart. Trying to get them off of me was not easy and nobody who worked there seemed to care. I got them off and walked away- and they bit my calf so hard that it bled. They were cute and I love dogs- but not great for a fancy place. The entire time they came over to the table and begged for food and jumped up on me. Location was gorgeous and wine was pretty good- tasting was expensive and they poured enough for one sip only. The food was great, but also expensive for such small portions. You'd think after the dogs making me bleed there'd be some generous pours or something- but nope! Some of the tastings were under a single ounce. Overall gorgeous location and great tasting wine and food- but won't be returning due to the outrageously small portions, expensive price, and dining experience with biting and begging dogs.

Excellent wine service and location. Rosarito locals so definitely coming back soon!read more

Four Tasting Categories: Classica/Classic: $350 Pesos ($20 USD); Reserva/Reserve: $470 Pesos…read more($27.50 USD); Inéditos/Unique: $530 Pesos ($30 USD); and Premium: $630 Pesos ($36 USD), as of our 8/8/24 visit. Each tasting included four pours, including single varietal whites, reds, and blends. We've been coming to Valle de Guadalupe ("VdG") for about 15 years now, however this was only our second visit to Las Nubes Bodegas y Viñedos. Oscar poured for us this time and we had another wonderful experience. The winery itself sits high up on the hillside on the north side of the valley and affords patrons with amazing views across the vineyards, valley floor, and surrounding mountains. You can sit inside or on their expansive deck with many umbrellas and trellis covered seating areas. Their wines are among our favorites in VdG and the service is excellent. They offer charcuterie boards, sandwiches, oysters, truffled popcorn, cookies, and fruit tarts to pair with your wine selections. Las Nubes is truly a must experience winery when visiting VdG.

We had a super tour here off a Royal Caribbean ship. Excellent visit. It began with a tour complete…read morewith movies in the various winery facilities - with tastes of wine. Our tour guide was full of interesting facts. The wine was excellent and we especially loved the reds. We also tasted the award winning olive oil - fantastic. Everyone was very kind and helpful. The ambiance is wonderful - it's a beautiful winery. We thought the tour was one of the best winery tours we've had off a cruise ship. I do think there probably need to be folding chairs in the dark rooms where the media plays for older passengers on the cruise ships. If you have trouble standing and take the tour I'm sure they could get you a chair if you mention you need one in advance.

I chose an excursion through my cruise line and Bodegas Santo Tomás was one of the stops. I really…read moreenjoyed it--the wines were tasty and the staff pouring the wine was informative without being pushy. I ended up buying a higher-end red wine along with a bottle of olive oil that had a nice, strong flavor. I was able to charge my purchase and also pay in pesos, which was convenient. They even mentioned that some of their wines can be found at Trader Joe's, which made me laugh--but honestly, it does make it easier to restock once I'm home. Overall, a fun and worthwhile stop on our excursion.

Our tour company, Baja Wine & Dine, set up our wine tasting in the cava with a winery tour. Our…read morehostess was Elly and she was awesome. So sweet and her English was great too. We started in their cozy tasting room with a nice pour of Sauvignon Blanc. We then made our way through down to the beautiful cellar and private tasting room. This is a beautiful vineyard. We only had 2 hours here. I wish we had more time to enjoy walking around their grounds. We requested a Nebiolo and she was able to make it happen. I really like their grenache rosé and their Nebiolo blend.

We found Don Tomás from our ATV guide Sergio from Off Road Tours and we really loved the property…read more The next time we came to the Valle we booked here and stayed in the cabin with the glass roof. It's a very romantic cabin, too bad the weather didn't help us as it was cloudy at night, but we enjoyed it regardless. We enjoyed the wines here as well as the food. The restaurant Surgencia is delicious. If you like pork the tamarind ribs are delicious, but honestly you won't go wrong with any of the dishes. Chef Eduardo is simply amazing and he takes care of the diners making sure everything is perfect for you. The staff are all that way as well, you can tell they care about the customers and take great pride in their work. We will be back!!!