WHISKY TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth the trip.
The 5 oaxaca city whisky tours worth clearing a day for. The distillery visits, tasting rooms and behind-the-still tours travellers rate highest, with what each pour costs and who pours it.
Full-day Oaxaca trip covering the Tule Tree, Teotitlán rug weaving, Mitla ruins, Hierve el Agua petrified falls, and mezcal tasting.
Most Popular“Best tour EVER! We had an amazing time. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and interactive. Will def come back”
Full day from Oaxaca City: Hierve el Agua pools and hike, then Oaxaca mezcal distillation and a free tasting.
“The tour and the guide was great. For sure worth the drive. So much information was given. The hike then the dip in the water was so rewarding. Then the mezcal factory and agave farm was a great way to end the day.”
Oaxaca day trip to Hierve el Agua and a mezcal distillery tasting with English guides, packed into about 8 hours.
“Fanny was our guide and she was fantastic. Very knowledgeable and had great energy. We got to quickly visit a panadería with delicious food, spend plenty of time at hierve el agua, and then had an informative and fun mezcal tour and tasting. One of our favorite parts of our trip! Thanks, Fanny!”
A private day in a Zapotec village learning artisanal mezcal from agave to bottle, with Zapotec meals and a take-home mezcal.
“César designed an amazing day for a party of 2. This is an exclusive, high value, small party tour!!! César attends to every detail, adjusting on the fly to optimize our personal experience. César makes a point of engaging family and the local community: Mother and girlfriend are fantastic cooks and smiling hostesses. Dad plays…”
Mal de Amor mezcal tour in Oaxaca City: distillery cellars, agave fields by barrel cart, pulque tastings, and guided sampling in English.
“The tour was excellent, Maryori is a brilliant tour guide. We learnt the history of mezcal and got to try a lot of samples, the mobile barrel was really fun. Definitely recommend!”
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