Pulque Route: Hacienda Amoltepec
Not just tasting pulque: understanding where it comes from and why it is rural identity.
Highlights
- Walk through a traditional hacienda
- Agave and pulque culture
- Aguamiel and the process, subject to production
- Tasting for guests over 18
The experience
A rural, food-focused experience to learn about pulque from its origin, at one of the sites on Zacatlán's Pulque Route.
Ideal for: Couples, food lovers, older travelers and adult groups.
Itinerary
- Arrival at Hacienda Amoltepec
- Historical introduction
- Walk through the hacienda
- Agave and pulque culture
- Aguamiel and the transformation process, subject to operation
- Tasting offered by the host
- Photos and wrap-up
The order and timing may be adjusted for site schedules, weather or safety.
What is included
Included
- Transportation
- Accompaniment by an accredited tourist guide
- First-aid kit
- Drinking water
- Digital photo gallery taken during the experience
- Experience at Hacienda Amoltepec
- Interpretation of the agave and the process
- Tasting offered by the host (guests over 18)
Not included
- Full meal
- Additional drinks
- Bottles and shopping
- Tips
When you confirm your booking we send you in writing what is included, the meeting point, the schedule and, where applicable, the transfer.
Before you book
- Minors may join, without alcohol.
- Aguamiel availability depends on production.
- No special fitness level required.
Your host
Licensed tour guide · 12+ years in the Sierra Norte · Tourism Registry 35210530007
About Click
Frequently asked questions
Can minors join?
Yes, but they do not drink alcohol.
Are meals included?
Not as standard.
How is a booking confirmed?
We confirm availability on WhatsApp and tell you the deposit. The booking is confirmed once we receive it and send you the summary in writing.
Can I cancel or change the date?
Yes. There is no charge 15 days or more in advance. See the full terms in our policies.
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