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Discover a luxurious 7-course meal with wine pairing at Tres Raíces Winery near San Miguel de Allende, combining exquisite food, stunning views, and a guided tour.
If you’re craving an experience that combines fine dining, local wine, and a touch of elegance just outside San Miguel de Allende, this tour might be just what you’re looking for. Offering a 7-course meal paired with award-winning wines in an intimate setting, it promises a sophisticated afternoon that will delight your senses.
What makes this experience particularly appealing? First, the opportunity to indulge in a luxurious multi-course menu crafted with seasonal ingredients and expertly paired wines. Second, the chance to explore Tres Raíces Winery’s impressive architecture and art collection, all while enjoying breathtaking vineyard vistas.
However, there are a few considerations. The price point of $282 per person isn’t cheap, but given the quality and exclusivity, many would consider it good value—especially if wine and gastronomy are your passions. One potential limitation is that vegetarians are not accommodated, so if your diet is plant-based, this might not be the best fit.
This tour is ideal for culinary enthusiasts, wine lovers, and those seeking a special, romantic outing or a memorable celebration. It’s also perfect if you want a more relaxed, upscale experience outside the bustling town of San Miguel de Allende.


This 4-hour journey begins at Fábrica La Aurora, a lively art and design hub in San Miguel de Allende. You’ll hop into a comfortable minivan—about a 30-minute drive—to reach Tres Raíces Winery, a place often praised for its impressive architecture and extensive art collection.
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The transportation itself sets a relaxed tone, with scenic views en route. The winery’s staff will greet you with a welcome cocktail made from their own wines—white or red—setting the scene for the afternoon. As you sip your drink and admire the panoramic vineyard views, you’ll get a brief introduction to the estate’s history and its role in Mexico’s emerging wine scene.
The guided tour inside the winery is a highlight. Visitors often comment on the grand architecture and the largest cellar in the region. You’ll learn about the estate’s history, its art collection, and the craft of winemaking in the region. This behind-the-scenes look is valuable for anyone interested in wine production or Mexico’s burgeoning wine culture.
Once inside the intimate “Terruño Negro” restaurant—described as elegant and cozy, with only 16 seats—you’ll settle in for a 7-course meal crafted from seasonal ingredients. Each dish is described in detail, enhancing your appreciation of the culinary artistry.
The menu includes dishes like Onion & Eel Foam, paired with Riesling, and Prime Rib with Lobster Tartar, matched with a Rosé. The chefs incorporate international influences, highlighted by dishes like Mexican Barbacoa Lamb Taco in a smoked croquette, paired with Nebbiolo/Sangiovese. Expect meticulous presentation and flavorful, well-balanced dishes designed to complement the wines.
Throughout the meal, your guide will explain each component, from the ingredients to the wine pairing rationale. The wine selections are award-winning and produced on-site, adding a local touch to this global cuisine. The palate cleansers—raspberry and hibiscus granite, and local candy “Borrachita” granite—offer refreshing interludes between courses.
The meal concludes with a compote of red fruits with lavender & flowers gelato, paired with a delicate Pinot Noir. Many reviews highlight the attention to detail and the quality of the wines, which reflect the estate’s dedication to producing fine Mexican wines.
More Great Tours NearbyThe price of $282 includes transportation, guided tours, the meal, wine pairings, and tips for the restaurant. This comprehensive package offers good value, especially considering the small group size and personalized service. The experience is designed for adults, with provisions for accessibility, but vegetarians are not accommodated.
The timing usually takes place in the afternoon, fitting well into a day of exploring San Miguel de Allende or nearby. If you’re a wine connoisseur or culinary traveler, this tour offers a rare blend of education, elegance, and authentic regional product.
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We appreciated the way the experience balances luxury with authenticity. The scenic vineyard views are genuinely stunning, and the guided tour provides insight that elevates the meal from just delicious to educational. The intimate setting makes it feel exclusive without being pretentious.
The wine pairings are thoughtfully selected, showcasing the estate’s craftsmanship. Many reviewers mention the knowledgeable guides and the delicious, well-presented dishes—a real treat for those who enjoy good food and wine.

The main consideration is the cost, which might be steep for some travelers. However, when you factor in the quality of the food, wine, and experience, many find it justifiable. Those on a vegetarian diet will need to look elsewhere, as this experience is geared toward meat-eaters.
Plus, the experience is set within a small, intimate venue—which is fantastic for personalization but may not suit travelers seeking a more casual or large-group experience. If you’re looking for a quick, budget-friendly activity, this might not be the best choice.

This tour offers a refined, memorable afternoon that combines gastronomy, wine, and stunning scenery. It’s especially suited for adults who appreciate fine dining and wine, and those wanting a more luxurious, educational experience just outside San Miguel de Allende.
While the price might seem high, the quality of the food and wine, combined with the personal touch of the guided tour, makes it a worthwhile splurge for special occasions or an indulgent break from sightseeing.
If you love the idea of dining amid vineyards with thoughtfully curated dishes and exceptional wines, this experience will likely exceed your expectations. For travelers who value authentic, well-crafted experiences, it’s a true highlight.
How long is the entire tour?
The experience lasts about 4 hours, including transportation, the guided tour, and the meal.
Where does the tour start?
It begins at Fábrica La Aurora art and design center in San Miguel de Allende, where you’ll meet a white Toyota truck marked “Tres Raíces.”
Is transportation included?
Yes, your round-trip transportation from San Miguel de Allende is included in the price.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, reservations are required, with a minimum of 4 persons. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Can I participate if I have accessibility needs?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible.
Are children allowed?
The tour is primarily designed for adults due to the wine and culinary focus. It’s best suited for travelers 18 and older.
Is vegetarian food available?
No, vegetarians are not accommodated for this experience.
What should I wear?
Smart casual is appropriate—comfortable shoes for walking inside the winery and a light jacket if needed for the vineyard views.
This experience pairs the pleasures of fine eating, fine wine, and scenic beauty, making it an enriching choice for those seeking something special around San Miguel de Allende.
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