Top Los Cabos Wine Making Workshops

Prepare an authentic Mexican meal from start to finish during this half-day cooking class in Cabo San Lucas. Choose from menus that change each day of the week, shop for fresh ingredients at a local market, then cook alongside a local chef as you learn the techniques and recipes of Mexican cuisine. This cooking class includes a hearty lunch, and it’s limited to 14 people for personalized attention from the chef.

Receive a hands-on class in regional Mexican cooking during this chef-led garden-to-table workshop at a local restaurant. Hear his comments on Mexican cuisine as you tour the on-site vegetable and herb garden, then head into the kitchen to learn how to prepare four tasty dishes. The workshops include a welcome cocktail and an after-class meal.

Feast your senses on the explosive flavours of Mexican cuisine during a cooking class and market tour in San Jose del Cabo. Exploring a local market with your guide allows you to overcome the language barrier and discover ingredients you might otherwise miss, while a small group limited to six people ensures that you’ll receive the personalized attention of your chef guide as you create classic Mexican dishes.

Whether you love to cook and want to learn something new, or you just love great food, this experience is a must! This excursion will give you a different perspective of Mexican cuisine and you'll have time to enjoy our Art. Here, you will learn from Chef Karla, a master of Mexican cuisine, to prepare fresh Ceviche, guacamole and salsa You will also enjoy a domestic open bar during your class with both alcoholic beverages and non-alcoholic.

Enjoy 3 hours of hands on salsa making and salsa dancing classes together with a Mexican Mixology session and several choices of soft drinks available to your taste. While you learn how to make your own Tequila cocktails, salsas, tortillas, and guacamole with your Chef Host and top it off a delicious MexicanTaco Feast. Join our live band and play percussions with them and start to tap your feet as the latin rhythm and the Fiesta mood kicks in. After you go thru your salsa and guacamoles prep class, jump over with your dancing instructor to start dancing salsa and let the rhythms of the tropical fiesta music take over your spirit.

Some travelers favorite part of their Cabo San Lucas trips are the Mexican spirits, especially mezcal. Take home the basics of how to make your own mezcal and be able to enjoy this choice cocktail at home, too. You’ll go to Vas Que Vuelas Mezcaleria to learn about mezcal and taste three different ones before going to your cocktail class.

Jorge Cuervo is a direct descendent from Jose Cuervo, it is in his blood, and it really shows when learning from him. His passion for this industry comes back from generations in his family, starting with Don Jose Antonio Cuervo y Valdes, who was the founder of the Tequila beverage back in the XVIII century, Top-rated activity that has been described by participants, as the highlight of their trip, an experience that will always be remembered. Jorge is an incredibly engaging educator who incorporated the fascinating history of Tequila (both the region and the drink) as well as the differences between White, Rested, and Aged. You'll learn what “true” Tequila is and the things to look for on a bottle to ensure what you are drinking is quality. Above all Jorge is the consummate host with a passion for making people feel at home at his establishment. It is truly a cultural activity to treasure, enjoy and learn from. Vegetarian menu available, as well as special requests.

Learn the history and knowledge of this traditional spirit from mexico, from a certified and passionate mezcal lover. we will show you the different agaves, process and final product. You will be available to try a very unique Ancestral mezcal.

We know the ins and outs of mezcal production which we have learned some of mezcal masters, which is why we're proud to share this passionate experience with you. Starting by introducing the mezcal a that we will taste, we dive deeply into the cultural importance and methods of production of mezcal. Then we will break down all flavor and olfactory notes that diferente mezcals have.