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Wine Museum

Museo de la Vid y Vino

Modern museum inaugurated in 2012 as a monument to viticulture. Descend into the galleries as if you are entering a wine cellar, one where exhibits showcase production methods, grape varieties, climate and environmental contributions to the terroir of the regions wines, and information about the many vineyards of the region. Tastings are a given. This is a great first stop on a wine tour because it provides local intelligence about the area and includes up-to-date details about the ever-growing number of local artesanal wineries.

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Address: Federal Highway 3, KM 81, Francisco Zarco
Hours: Tue-Sun 10:00 - 16:00

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