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This museum is near the main plaza of Tequila. It was the family home of the Sauza family who had an early distillery. The house is in good shape with a pleasant, arched courtyard, interesting tilework, and many antiques. A guide will take you through and ours spoke very good English.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Tried to visit this museum twice, but they were closed. Even though we talked to the docent who assured us they would be open 10-5, they were closed. We asked at our hotel and were told that it’s a common complaint that it’s often closed when it’s supposed to be open. If you see it open, go in right then, don’t wait and come back!…
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Date of experience: December 2019
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This is a small house turned into a museum by the grandson of the Tequila Sauza founder. They tell you the whole family story from the start up to the point of selling the brand and then a new effort to enter the market with a new "artesanal" brand (Los Abuelos / Fortaleza). At the end of the tour you get your chance to try "Los Abuelos" white tequila and "Los Abuelos" Reposado tequila. Highly recommended museum.…
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Date of experience: December 2019
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They wanted to charge us to visit but let us walk around one we bought a bottle of tequila. Unless you know about the Mexican history on tequila, you won't really recognize anyone or anything, especially because it's all in Spanish.
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Date of experience: November 2018
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Los Abuelos Museo was very interesting and full of spectacular period time pieces. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and the gift shop very well appointed. I bought the majority of my gifts here. Prices were reasonable.
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Date of experience: June 2018
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