Ezequiel MontesFinca Sala Vivé by FreixenetBilled as Mexico’s largest sparkling-wine house. It offers a cellar tour 25 metres underground, a vineyard tram, a sommelier tasting with tapas and horseback rides.Ezequiel MontesViñedos La RedondaFounded in 1975 and a pioneer of French grapes in the region. A shop, themed events and “wine glamping” with an overnight stay. Wikipedia says most of its wine is sparkling.Tunas Blancas, near BernalDe Cote Casa VitivinícolaFounded in 2008 by the Calderón brothers. Tours on foot, by bike or by train end in a tasting, with a grape-stomping experience and a sensory workshop. Wines come from estate fruit.Near TequisquiapanViñedos Los RosalesOrganic, artisan wines from about 12 hectares, started in the early 1970s. One travel writer’s favourite, for its quiet outdoor bar where you sample before buying.