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Three Cocktails in a Nineteenth-Century Bistro Room

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Mexico City has a great many tequila and mezcal workshops. This one distinguishes itself on the room.

Sorondo 270 is a nineteenth-century bistro in a house in Benito Juarez, and the experience runs in a private room inside it, which is an entirely different proposition from a bar with a counter and some bottles.

Two and a half hours. A welcome drink to start, then three cocktails you make yourself with the proper mixology tools, using both spirits.

The distinction between them is worth arriving with: tequila is made only from blue agave in a defined region and usually steamed in ovens; mezcal proper can be made from many different agaves and is roasted in earth pits, which is where the smoke comes from. Building cocktails with both, back to back, teaches you the difference faster than any amount of tasting.

There is an appetizer to eat while you work.

Up to fourteen people, in English or Spanish.

Not recommended if you are pregnant. Prams fine, service animals allowed.

What's included

  • Appetizer for you to Try while making your Cocktails
  • All the Proper Mixology Tools you will need to make the cocktails
  • 1 Welcome Drink and 3 Cocktails for you to Craft during this Mixology Experience

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  1. Javier Sorondo 270, Iztaccihuatl, Ciudad de México

    Our experience is hosted at Sorondo 270, a nineteenth-century bistro, in a private room inside the house. Be ready to take a lot of photographs.

  2. Tequila and mezcal cocktail workshop

    A tequila and mezcal cocktail workshop led by a mixologist host, in a bistro whose rooms are themed. The class starts with a welcome drink and an introduction to the group and the host. Guests learn about the tools and a little about tequila and mezcal, then make 3 cocktails with the host's guidance, with appetizers and snacks while they work. The group can pick a side, tequila or mezcal.

  3. Javier Sorondo 270, Iztaccihuatl, Ciudad de México

Good to know

  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
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  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Up to 14 travelers per booking.
  • Mobile or paper ticket accepted
  • Guiding available in: en, es.

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