Where is the best place to try Mexican natural wine in Juárez?
Tucked into an elegant townhouse courtyard on Calle Londres, Rimessa is the smartest spot in Juárez to explore Mexico’s roaring natural wine scene. Instead of a stiff, formal tasting, the staff here guides you through raw, unfiltered skin-contact wines and pet-nats from Valle de Guadalupe and Querétaro. Glasses start around 180 MXN. It is relaxed, unpretentious, and shares a courtyard with an adjacent kitchen, meaning your glass of Mexican orange wine pairs perfectly with fresh house-made pasta.
What locals actually do
Chilangos have fully embraced natural and low-intervention wines, but they treat Rimessa as a neighborhood sanctuary rather than a loud party venue. While visitors flock to more visible spots in Roma, locals head to this leafy courtyard after work to escape the traffic noise of Paseo de la Reforma. They rarely order by the bottle right away. Instead, they chat with the sommelier, sample two or three open bottles, and pair their final choice with small plates like charred octopus or creamy stracciatella. This is where you come for good conversation and excellent domestic pours without the self-conscious attitude of trendier joints.
Order a glass of Bichi—the pioneer label of Mexican natural wine produced in Baja California—paired with their warm house focaccia in the quiet late afternoon.
Practical notes
- 01The bar is tucked inside the calm courtyard of Londres 161, sharing space with a quiet companion kitchen.
- 02Expect to pay between 180 MXN and 280 MXN per glass, with bottles starting around 850 MXN.
- 03Standard operating hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 14:00 to 23:00, with earlier closing times on Sundays.
Good to know
- ✗Reservations are rarely needed on weekdays, but weekend nights fill up quickly after 20:00.
- ✗The outdoor courtyard can get chilly after sundown, so bring a light jacket or sweater.
- ✗They accept all major credit cards, but keeping some cash for tipping the staff is appreciated.