Manila, Philippines
481 San Juan de Letran, Intramuros,
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+63284859621
The entrance fee is 100 peso. There have two tour guides who will explain to you the story of Lim’s family, who established the company, and the process of the factory. They don't have a charge for the tour guide, but I gave each person 50 pesos anyway. The first part will be on the ground floor that shows the factory and the laboratory, and the second floor is about family history, personal sections such as tables and closets. It is nice to see the antiques, and the last one is the alcohol drinks that they produced from the beginning of the original bottles until the present time. They all well organized, and I can follow the story easily.
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This museum is great. The staffs are very approachable and they entertain the guests well. The fee for adults is 100 pesos which is quite expensive, for the students is 50. You just have to bring your ID. But the whole tour is worth it
This is a must visit museum. Basically, this museum displays the machines/equipments used in the past in the production of alcohol products for the Destileria Limtuaco company as well as some old stuff used by the owner's family. There were student tour guides when we visited here (for free!) so the experience is really nice. They also have wine testing activity that you can try after the tour is finished. You get to taste 6 alcoholic drinks for 100 php. They also have a souvenir shop and they sell alcohols but on cash basis only due to poor signal.
More than just the oldest liquor manufacturer, get to know the Chinese merchants and its generations.Discover the dreamy story of the white castle signature commercial, the family’s heirloom collectibles and the progression of liqour-processing.
Wonderful museum mainly because it tells the family history of the Limtuacos and their creation of the oldest existing distillery in the Philippines. There is an option to have an alcohol tasting at the end of the tour, which is highly suggested. Only suggestion is that I wished they can also provide the history of the building.
Unfortunately it's still closed. i went for a visit in dec 28. 2020
Interesting facts about wine making in the Philippines brought about by a chinese immigrant and it's story of succession.
Small museum, knowledgeable tour guides (each guide leads you through one room), and they offer you six small tastings at the end.
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