Vinos San Luis Potosí: Guided Tastings at Viña Cordelia and Pozo de Luna

SAN LUIS POTOSÍ GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Vinos San Luis Potosí: Guided Tastings at Viña Cordelia and Pozo de Luna

A focused, five-hour guided visit that moves through two historic Mexican wineries with curated tastings, commemorative keepsakes and local pairings to plan around.

Vinos San Luis Potosí: Guided Tastings at Viña Cordelia and Pozo de Luna.

Duration
5 Horas
Location
San Luis Potosí
Operator
Corazón de Xoconostle
Category
Guided Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Explore the winemaking lineage of Viña Cordelia and the comparatively young but internationally recognized Pozo de Luna. This guided experience pairs vineyard stories with exclusive tastings, commemorative glassware or bottles and local delicacies set against the agricultural landscapes that produce them.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE HERITAGE

Viña Cordelia: A family-rooted vineyard

Cordelia traces back to land purchased in the 1930s–1940s by the Abella family, whose Catalan wine culture and early plantings — including the Rosa del Perú used for mistela — shape the property’s story and terroir.

THE ACCLAIM

Pozo de Luna: Rapid ascent in a decade

Pozo de Luna’s winery began in the region 14 years ago and released its first label about 10 years back; in that time the bodega has earned recognition at notable international competitions.

THE TASTING

Exclusive tastings and keepsakes

Packages combine guided tastings of multiple labels with commemorative glassware, bottles and local pairings such as cheese boards, letting you take home both bottles and an understanding of local winemaking approaches.

What the day feels like

What the five-hour visit feels like

The guided tour moves between vineyard landscapes and cellar spaces, pairing narrative—family origins at Cordelia and Pozo de Luna’s more recent trajectory—with structured tastings and time for shopping or enjoying a cheese board and a souvenir bottle or glass.

Suitability

Who it's for

Suitability and participant guidance.

1
Families with childrenOpen to all ages—this experience is offered as suitable for participants of every age group.
2
Multigenerational groupsAppropriate for multigenerational outings: the operator notes the activity welcomes participants of any age.
3
Solo travelersSolo visitors are welcome; the offering is available to participants of all ages.
4
Casual wine curiousAccessible to wine-curious guests of any age—participants do not have age-based restrictions for joining.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Preferably a long-sleeved shirt and long pants; sun protection including sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses; comfortable footwear suitable for walking on varied terrain.

Clothing

Long sleeves and trousers are recommended for comfort and sun protection during vineyard visits.

Sun protection & footwear

Bring sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses, and wear comfortable shoes for walking over different kinds of ground.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the Vinos San Luis Potosí tour?

The guided experience runs approximately 5 hours.

Which wineries are visited on this outing?

Visits include Viña Cordelia and Pozo de Luna.

What do the different packages include and how much do they cost?

Package 1: Visit to Viña Cordelia and Pozo de Luna with tasting of 6 labels, commemorative glass and a bottle of wine — $3,400 MXN per person. Package 2: Visit to Viña Cordelia with tasting of 3 labels, a bottle of red 'NOI' as a gift, cheese board and a wine glass — $1,450 MXN per person. Package 3: Visit to Pozo de Luna with tasting of 3 labels and a commemorative glass — $1,800 MXN per person.

Am I required to bring anything specific?

Bring preferably a long-sleeved shirt and long pants, sun protection (sunscreen, hat and sunglasses) and comfortable footwear for walking on varied terrain.

Are children allowed on the tour?

Yes — the activity is offered for all ages.

What distinguishes Viña Cordelia and Pozo de Luna?

Viña Cordelia has roots in a family tradition dating back to land purchases in the 1930s–1940s and early production of mistela using varieties such as the Rosa del Perú; Pozo de Luna began winemaking activity 14 years ago, released its first label around 10 years ago and has earned recognition in international competitions.