Fun tour! - I had a good time, the tour was very fun, the tour guide was very respectful and patient. I recommend that if you have the opportunity, you use this company.

Excellent tour, the guide... - Excellent tour, the guide knows a lot about the topics, was always attentive with each of us and very fun! They took us to tour the Tres Mujeres tequilera, then we went to Amatitán, Los Cantaritos El Güero and finally to Tequila. All those activities for the price is excellent and all very professional!!

Fun Tequila Taste Tour - Excellent walk and a lot of fun the journey, the guide helped us in everything, gave us knowledge of several tequila tastings and its history, playful , fun and happening made the experience 10/10.

tour started by being... - tour started by being picked up in a van in front of a hotel, it was a 10 min walk from where we stayed. we then drove to tres mujeres where our tour guide Fransisco explained everything and gave us time to roam around. There were other stops: tequila, a historical town, cantaritos (my personal fav). def recommend if you want to get it all the checkpoints and have 1 day to explore

Very good tour - Excellent Service. The very nice locations and times were according to what the itinerary shows. The guide and driver were very friendly.

Fantastic Tequila Experience with a Great Guide - I had an amazing time on this tequila tour. The entire experience was well-organized, informative, and full of fun moments. Our guide was super nice, welcoming, and clearly passionate about sharing the history and culture behind tequila

Great adventure - We were picked up on a Mercedes Van wirh A/C at the Hotel American, right behind the Starbucks. The van was comfortable besides the overly loud volume of the music being played. The drive was about an hour to Tres Mujeres distillery. The tour was done by Francisco, as well as everything throughout the day. He did a fantastic job explaining everything in Spanish and in perfect English. The tour itself was educational and visually stimulating. The tequila was very good. The samples aren't huge but they do sell drinks in the property that you can carry during the tour. The next stop was a small bar where we had some more tasty samples and walked around a historic property. After that, we drove to the town of Tequila. We all ate in a marcada with multiple establishments to choose from. The birriadillas were delicious ( price not included but inexpensive). We only had a short time left for some photos and a short walk around the centro area of town. Next was the catina. A very busy over priced tourist trap. It was fun but I'm glad we only had an hour there. Plenty of opportunities for bathroom breaks throughout the tour. We had a great time and highly recommend the tour with Francisco.

Awesome Experience - Amazing Experience. Francisco our guide was very detailed in every aspect of the tour. What i loved about him were his funny sayings before taking shots and how to properly enjoy a glass of tequila. One suggestion I do have is to make the stop at Cantaritos El Guero longer.

Great experience - Very good visit, Francisco is an excellent guide, the route is very interesting! In a cheerful and friendly atmosphere! The last stop in the canteen/bar not necessarily necessary for us. Great day

Good to dry - The tour started in time and the meeting place is very safe and known, easy to access. The van in good condition, clean and driving very safe. I would have liked the factory we went to be processing the agave to really see the process, but we only had the explanation with the machines off, the access to the agave fields was very good and we were able to take nice photos, the excellent cleaning. The place where we went in Amatitán is beautiful, the singing of the guitar for me is too much, that preferable time that they reserved it for the town of Tequila that I needed time there, since we only stop to eat and return. I didn’t like how little importance they give to the town of Tequila, from the parking lot to the table where they decided you’re going to eat (this point bothered me, since the food is free, it’s not included in the tour so they shouldn’t impose what and where to eat) and without an explanation of the town or guided tour, they only give you 20 minutes if you want to walk the streets, which are useless 20 minutes. In general the guide well, I don't know why he spoke as if he were Spanish and that didn't make sense to tell Mexican history, but he said he was Mexican, we'll believe him. I would like them to feel more pride in the culture and history of Mexico, as they are being ambassadors of our country and several comments were not extolling characters or passages of history, perhaps for wanting to be funny, but it looks bad. In the group there were foreigners, my husband one of them and he was very surprised that a Mexican who is showing you parts of Mexico did not speak well, a great shame. Keep in mind that the tour time may or may not be fulfilled, we had a setback because we expected to return in the time indicated in the itinerary and left the car in a place that closed early, so we had to return on our own to reach to take the car out, as the times were not well calculated. The guide said it was traffic dependent, but when you do that every day you know the times of traffic, anyway.