Top Cusco Wine, Beer & Spirits

Uncover the rich heritage of Peru's national spirit on the Pisco Route in Cusco, where ancient Inca traditions meet colonial winemaking. This immersive journey leads you through distilleries, themed museums, and vibrant bars that detail the artisanal process of pisco production. Engage in cocktail workshops with local bartenders and learn to craft signature drinks like the Pisco Sour. Enjoy tastings of various pisco types paired with local delicacies such as chocolate and artisanal cheeses, all while celebrating the fusion of history and modern gastronomy in the heart of the ancient Inca Empire.

Take this chocolate-lovers workshop and learn how to make your very own chocolate from start to finish. Learn about the chocolate-making process with this hands-on experience beginning with the cocoa tree and finishing with your very own chocolate creations. Discover the history of cocoa in Peru and learn why it is one of the top chocolate producers in the world.

Skip the restaurant reservation, and enjoy a hands-on way to discover Peru's food heritage with this small-group cooking class in Cusco. Starting with a trip to San Pedro Market to source fresh local ingredients, learn about flavor profiles and cooking techniques as you prepare a traditional meal. Well-suited for travelers looking for an alternative way to be immersed in Peruvian culture.

Learn to prepare high-end Peruvian cuisine from market to table alongside a professional chef with this Peruvian cooking class. After shopping at a local market with a food-loving guide, head to a colonial-style home to prepare a 3-course lunch or dinner which could feature classic items such as ceviche, Pisco sours, and quinoa cooked to perfection. Polish off your meal with fresh fruits and local coffee.

The markets of Cusco are fascinating places to explore, but you'll have a much richer experience with a guide who can provide insights into Peruvian cuisine. This activity begins in the city's oldest market, where you can sample popular fruits, breads, and cheeses, as well as some desserts. Afterward, you'll learn to prepare three Peruvian dishes with a local chef.