Tepotzotlán, Mezcal and Cheese

How would you like to spend the weekend tasting fine mezcal, cheese and Mexican wines in one of the oldest Magical Towns in Mexico?

Tepotzotlán is the first Magical Town of Mexico; It has beautiful colonial buildings and an unbeatable gastronomy. It is an excellent option for you to escape the weekend with your family or friends.

The fourth edition of the "Mezcal Festival, cheese and wine tastes like a divine kiss" will be held in the garden of the Hotel Boutique Mansión de Tepotzotlán; During these two days, tastings, workshops and talks will be offered; you can taste different wines and mezcales as well as chocolates and beers produced in a traditional way and very interesting tourist routes

There will be 50 Mexican exhibitors who will be present with different handicrafts and you will surely find something to wear as a souvenir.
To eat you will find cheeses, choripanes prepared with artisanal bread and typical dishes of the area such as his glorious barbecue and mutton mixiotes that, I assure you, it is worth trying.

In the event there will be cocktail bars with mezcal and chelas (beers) and there will be an area for children and something else worth mentioning is that this festival is pet friendly, so if you are one of those who carry the pet everywhere you will have no problem.

You will enjoy performance shows, Dj sets, live music groups and if you are more romantic you can go to the picnic area with your cheeses and wines.

WHAT MORE TO DO IN TEPOTZOTLÁN?

• Tour Magueyero if you like pulque; there are some excellent producers
• Gastronomic tour where you will meet different dishes from the era of the viceroyalty (virreinado) and others that are based on very old recipes
• Visit the Former College of San Francisco Javier and the National Museum of the Viceroyalty (virreinado) that is literally a jewel.

If you did not have anything in mind, this is a perfect trip to get out of the routine and get to know one of the most beautiful Magical Towns that Mexico has for you.

You know where I'm going and I'd love to read your opinions about the festival and Tepotzotlan. And, as always, I invite you to share this information with your friends on social networks because there will surely be more than one tragón who wants to attend.

See yoou there.