Vineyards La Redonda - 76650 Ezequiel Montes

Not recommended, tours are expensive and very short compared with other places in the zone, also very bored ?. They don't lend you a corkscrew to consume the store wines, to open your bottle you need to mandatory buy a cheese. My impression is that this place is like those kind of places that doesn't care about the client experience and that are trying to squeeze people money at any cost. Very disappointed with the place I had high expectations.

Great place and food. Recommended for family time and spare time

Amazing experience to visit and feel. Wine is perfect and the wineyard very veautiful. Guided tours, wine tasting, food, music, picnic areas and nice weater.

The tour was nice, bit shorter than expected. Too much expensive for turning around a square of grape's plantation. The 2 stars is due to the guy who conducted the tour with quality and attention for all in it. Additionally, the store at the entrance charged more than due and I had to correct them twice showing the correct amount in the calc.

Its the first time that i came here and i loved it. The space its very wide. They brought together more than 1000 wines to taste, along with some cheese, bread and special food selection. I will definitelly came back. Its open from 11am to 7pm.

This vineyard is amazing. I highly recommend this place instead of Cava Bocanegra or Bodegas de conte. Let me tell you that we went to Bodegas de Conte first, they were charged us for a tour in a train through the Vineyards, with a 2 different types of wine tasting(just the cup) and cheese $450 p/p a total of $1,800 (pesos)because we were a party of 4, so we decide look for another place more affordable for us and we found La Redonda. Monday through Friday the tour is free and on weekend is just $100 p/p. We get there at 1 pm and our tour was scheduled to 4 pm. We decided to walk around the vineyards and eat at the restaurant. We’ve ordered to share: Tapas, chesse, pizza, 2 bottles of wine, 4 coffees and we just paid $1,100 (pesos). We spend lest money, ate and we spend a great time there and definitely I’m coming back.

Great place to visit, bring your wine glasses as they will sell you theirs to let you drink, relaxing, lots of open spaces, really enjoyable for couples, families and friends!

I will admit, I was hesitant to visit La Redonda because it's very popular and right off the main road, so I expected it to be quite commercialized and rather like the local Walmart of wineries. In this regard, I wasn't much off the mark, but my boyfriend wanted to go and, in all honesty, I am really happy we did. We arrived later - around 4pm, and after having been to 4 other wineries already during our winery tour weekend, we really didn't feel a need to do another tour or tasting or visit the restaurant. We just wanted to sit out in the vineyard and relax with some cheese and wine, and it is here that this place delivers. They have two separate buildings - one for food (mainly pizza and a plate of cheeses) and another for ordering wine by the bottle which they will open and cork for you. The line for the wine was a bit chaotic, but the girl who served me was very kind. The food was cash-only but I was able to use my credit card for the wine. We did the margarita pizza and the a cheese and meat plate (which comes in a plastic container), and two bottles of wine - the Redonda carbernet savignon and savignon blanc. And armed with food and wine, we had a magical experience. The pizza was actually quite good and definitely enough for two people to share, especially when paired with the cheese plate. We stayed until sunset and then left before it got too dark out so it would be easier to return home. I think it was perfect - if you visit, visit later, around 4pm, but keep in mind THEY STOP SERVING AT 5:30PM, so get your wine bottles before then. The wines were actually pretty good and in the mid-200 peso range. They had some that were cheaper and some that were more expensive, so we went mid-range and were not disappointed. They charge for classes (50 pesos each) but thankfully we had a car full of glasses from previous tours so we just used our own. Overall, I do highly recommend making this the last stop on your winery tours. We are certainly happy we did and would return again.