Walking Tour Agave Journey in Versalles

This walking tour explores the Versalles neighborhood through Mexican agave spirits. You are guided by a certified mezcal expert to four hand-selected locations, each chosen for its link to Mexico's agave heritage. The experience lasts about 120 minutes.

At each stop you hear the stories behind the spirits and learn about how they are made. The tour invites you to feel the textures of artisanal production, smell the distinctive aromas of different agaves and taste what each spirit offers.

The range goes beyond mezcal and tequila to lesser-known agave spirits such as raicilla and bacanora, so you get to compare styles rather than try one drink several times. The itinerary describes the guide as someone who knows every bottle's secret and says each stop is picked for a signature Mexican spirit.

The tasting is the center of the tour, and alcoholic beverages are included. Tea and coffee are not included, and additional beverages can be purchased separately, so you can order more of what you like. Gratuities are also excluded.

The tour is wheelchair accessible, and the listing says all areas and surfaces are accessible. Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller, service animals are allowed, and public transportation options are available nearby. It is described as suitable for all fitness levels. It is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with poor cardiovascular health. The listing does not give a meeting point, so ask for it when you reserve.