You’ll step into Rondo del Valle’s cool underground cellar with a local guide, taste five distinct wines (reds, rosé, white), and hear stories behind each pour. Expect sensory surprises — from barrel scents to crisp flavors — plus friendly faces who know their craft. It’s not rushed or fancy; just honest wine in Mexico’s Valle de Guadalupe.
You know that feeling when you step into a place and the air just smells different? That’s how it started at Rondo del Valle winery in Valle de Guadalupe. We’d barely walked past the gravel drive when our guide, Elena, greeted us with this easy smile — she had purple stains on her hands from the morning’s work. The sun was already warm but inside the cellar it was cool, almost damp, and I caught this faint whiff of oak barrels mixed with something earthy. Not what I expected, honestly.
We tried five wines — three reds, a rosé, and a white — each poured slow enough that you could watch the color catch the light. Elena told stories about each one; apparently the rosé is made from grapes picked before sunrise (she laughed when I asked if that meant they were half asleep). The white had this crispness that made me think of green apples, but maybe that’s just me. There was bread to nibble between sips and someone in our group kept asking about fermentation — I pretended to understand more than I did.
The underground cellar tour was quieter than I thought it’d be. You could hear your own footsteps echo off the stone walls. Elena explained how they control temperature down there — she pointed at this old-looking gauge and said it’s been stubborn for years. She seemed proud of it though. By the end, we wandered back outside and the light felt too bright for a second. I still think about that last red we tasted; can’t remember its name but it lingered longer than I expected.
Yes, all areas and surfaces at Rondo del Valle are wheelchair accessible.
The tasting includes five wines: three reds, one rosé, and one white.
Yes, a local guide explains the production process during your visit to the underground cellar.
Infants and small children can join; infants must sit on an adult's lap or use a stroller or pram.
Yes, service animals are allowed at the winery.
No transportation is included; public transport options are available nearby.
Your visit includes a guided tour through Rondo del Valle winery’s facilities and underground cellar with explanations from a local guide, plus tastings of three red wines, one rosé, and one white wine — all poured right where they’re made.
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