Great experience and a lot of fun - We learned so much about tequila and really enjoyed tasting all the different types! We love the chocolate the best. Pedro was an awesome host!

Book this. It’s fun! - Amazing experience. It’s a must do activity! The tequila was very good and I don’t even really like tequila. I learned so much about the culture, tequila and mezcals.

Awesome - Gave great information on the liquor making. and tasting was great. Gentlemen gave great information. He was very friendly.

Cozumel Tequila tasting Tuesday 03/27/24 - The tour was very interesting and informative. He was great but unfortunately I do not remember the name of our tour guide.

The real deal - I hate tequila. I mean, since I'm from the U.S., I've only had bad tequila. So, 2 years ago, when we first stopped here, I was dubious. However, I discovered the difference between good and bad. Blue Agave is the difference. Most tequila is made with "100% agave," meaning white agave and sugar. This stuff is smooth and delicious. So, we keep coming back. Don't fall for the hype from other companies. This is legit.

Fun but it's a sales pitch - Had a good time. It's more of sales pitch than a tour. You do learn about tequila. You're given samples. When I told them that the first sample burned they brought out all the flavored tequilas. So we bought a bottle of chocolate tequila and some shot glasses. Out back was a taco cart where a man made free tacos for us to eat.

Good tequila, not worth the price or detour - Our tour driver took us here to try some of the local tequila. We were not there long (spent much of our time elsewhere on our trip around the island), but we did a vertical tasting of their Reposado, Anejo, Extra Anejo, and their French Oak Extra Anejo (branded as Mis Aguacates), plus a couple of the flavored expressions. (They were out of Blanco.) Overall, we thought the tequila was quite good, and we're used to drinking lots of good tequilas. However, when we were told the bottle prices, I almost fell out of my chair. If memory serves, the Reposado was $159, the Anejo $179, Extra Anejo $199, and the French Oak at $219. They were not particularly willing to negotiate, so we tipped for the tasting and left empty handed (but not regrettably so). After our trip, a cursory search shows the French Oak available in the US for ~$100 (i.e., over 50% less). The Casa Mision expressions aren't available, but frankly, there are so many good, small production tequilas available, I won't lose sleep over it. Overall, suggest skipping this stop on your Cozumel loop.

Scammm! Dont buy tequila..its online cheap - Scam!! Just visited cozumel and rented a buggie tour of the island with a guide recommend by my resort… shame on them for recommending them. They charge double the price and the tequila is sold only for 60.00 and in some stores. .. don't waste your money!!! And some of these 5* reviews are FAKE

False advertising. Don't purchase any of the liquor. - If you want to come back to home and feel like a Clown, go here. Scam!! The small sample of diffrent tequilas is ok for 10 dollars, but this lady said you could only get this tequila on the island. Blah blah blah. Don't purchase anything from these people. There most expensive bottle thats $170 usd, cost $80 here at the liquor store. Shame on this company. That's bad business, and they dont care because they'll continue to do it. I'm going to every review site to let everyone that is reading to not purchase anything here. 😡

Unsatisfied Customer - The Tequila tasting wasn’t what I expected. It was only 4-5 tasting. I figure it would be more. There wasn’t any lunch that I paid for. There wasn’t any souvenir shopping at all. It was a waste of my money. It was the worse of the worse.