Mezcal vs. Tequila Cocktail Tasting in a Cantina

This is a two-hour cocktail tasting set in a cantina, where the theme is the friendly rivalry between two of Mexico's best-known spirits: mezcal and tequila. The format is an activity rather than a tour with stops, so you spend the whole session in one lively venue with an artistic setting.

The evening is built around Mexican mixology. You taste cocktails made with each spirit and can compare how they differ in the glass, while live music and entertainment keep the room active. The free show is part of the price, so there is no need to buy a separate ticket for it.

The decor is part of the fun. The cantina has several Day of the Dead Catrina murals, and they make popular backdrops for social media selfies. You can also put on costumes and take part in the show yourself, which turns the tasting into something more playful than a standard bar visit.

It suits groups of friends, couples and anyone curious about Mexican drinks who prefers a relaxed, social setting to a formal class. Since the price covers alcoholic beverages, it is an easy way to try several styles without ordering one by one.

A few practical points. Dinner is not included, so plan to eat beforehand or afterward. The venue has stairs, which is worth knowing if anyone in your group has limited mobility. Service animals are allowed, and public transportation options are available nearby. The listing does not give a specific meeting point, so check your confirmation for the address before you go.