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  • anejo anejo

    • From: shooter
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      I am looking for some Man in Black extra Anejo, Kinky Friedman makes it, anyone know where to get it? Also some Carralejo 99,000 Horas Anejo.

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    • 2 weeks ago
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  • Infused Tequila Infused Tequila

    • From: Jamaica
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      Has anyone try to make any kinds of infused tequila?  I was thinking about making some with hot peppers, if you did how did it turn out, etc.

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    • 3 weeks ago
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  • Tres Agaves Tres Agaves

    • From: buts54
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      Tres Agaves,bet bang for the buck!

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    • 4 weeks ago
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  • St.Patricks Day St.Patricks Day

    • From: buts54
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      I've now tried all 3 Aha Toros and must say I loved them all.....Happy St. Patricks Day!

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    • 2 months ago
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  • Publishing tequila recipes Publishing tequila recipes

    • From: Tequilaman Denmark
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      We're busy toiling away on our little webshop. We'd like to put some nice recipes on, but getting good pictures of drinks is a bit of a hassle. Would anybody know where one can find good stockphotos of tequila drinks?

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    • 3 months ago
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  • Yeah - Denmark embraces tequil Yeah - Denmark embraces tequila!

    • From: Tequilaman Denmark
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      We have gone online now with Denmarks first dedicated tequilawebshop - www.tequilaonline.dk. It has taken some time getting the thing in the air, but finally we are there. Denmark is still a relatively new country tequilawise. We mainly see the major brands and ofcourse huge amounts of cheap Sierra.

      But it seems the prospects are fine. We have got really good response on the shop and are looking forward to see how difficult it will be to market 100% agave products.

       

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    • 4 months ago
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  • AHA TORO AHA TORO

    • From: buts54
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      Just picked up a bottle of Aha Toro Anejo.Smooth very smooth.Outstanding!

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    • 4 months ago
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  • Patron NO MAS Patron NO MAS

    • From: AnotherTequilaPlz
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      I highly dislike Patron. I dislike the price. I dislike everything that it represents. I even started disliking the taste because of the correlation to the last two statements. 

      I do, however, like cafe patron. But that is it. 

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    • 4 months ago
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  • Shot Shot

    • From: Mayhem Mia
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      Happy New Year All !!!!!

      Does anyone know the name of the shot that has Tequila, Raspberry Liqueur, and Sprite?

      I had it as a Birthday shot ,and was never told the actual name of it, just what was in it.

      Any clue?

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    • 5 months ago
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  • Campo Azul Campo Azul

    • From: AnotherTequilaPlz
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      I will introduce my first blog with a little history of my tequila "expertise." I used tequila to get myself into a state of mind that no other spirit could achieve. Shot after shot, margerita after margerita, I would drown myself in the stuff it was delicious. And no, this is not a story of my road to recovery. This is the story of my true appreciate for the agave plant.

      The more I drank it the more I saw myself steering away from the Patrons and Cuervos and other highly marketed products. I extended my pallet and found out about Blancos, Reposados, and Anejos...then finally EXTRA anejos. 

      After my first trip to Mexico (Playa del Carmen, if you haven't gone, GO), I tapped into some reserves of this wonderful liquor and realized that Tequila can be translated into a good ol fashioned bourbon. 

      I came home and immediately got into the Extra Anejos. First up, CAMPO AZUL's EXTRA ANEJO. 

      Pure delciousness. So smooth. So tasty. So INEXPENSIVE. It is great for yourself. Great for a gift. Great for any occasion. 

      I will be the first to admit I am not a coinnosseur in Tequila, but I will be one day. And this one was a good start!

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    • 5 months ago
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  • AHA TORO AHA TORO

    • From: buts54
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      Just picked up a bottle of Aha Toro blanco.It is outstanding.The aroma alone lets you know it is all quality.I recommend to anyone looking for a very smooth tequila.

       

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    • 5 months ago
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  • Siete Leguas Siete Leguas

    • From: buts54
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      Tried Siete Leguas and Toro de Lidia at a tequila bar in Truckee Ca. last week.Both were outstanding.

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    • 6 months ago
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  • Tequila Tequila

    • From: Mayhem Mia
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      Has anyone ever tried Hotel California Tequila? Anejo of course.

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    • 9 months ago
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  • shoppin' for chamuco shoppin' for chamuco

    • From: theworm2189
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      looking for a good source to purchase Chamuco by the case.

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    • 1 year ago
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  • Don Julio 1942 Don Julio 1942

    • From: Quintas
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      Had a quick 25 hours in Mexico, realized I came home with a bottle of Don Julio 1942. Has anyone tried it? Curious as to reactions.

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    • 1 year ago
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  • Wendy Atkin asks "How Many Fin Wendy Atkin asks "How Many Fingers of Tequila after a Bad Day?:

    • From: BoozeLady
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      Congrats to Wendy who asked...

      "How many fingers or tequila would you suggest drinking at one time if you are having a really bad day?"

      Well Wendy, there a re a lot of factors that come into play here. The first question I must ask is how much Tequila do you drink on a good day? Then I have to know how bad a day was it really? Did you spill something on your favorite shirt or did you get fired from your job? Next I'll ask what kind of tequila you'll be drinking in order to ease the pain of this bad day. Different proofs must be taken into consideration. Finally I'll be asking about your tolerance and about your weight. Obviously a larger human is going to need a few more fingers in order to get the job done. Unfortunately I cant give customized answers to all the Tequila Lovers out there so I will suggest you start with three and then take it from there. Always be safe when drinking, especially when you're upset about something and remember, as long as you drank some tequila, can the day really be that bad?

      Sincerely,

      Booze Lady

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    • 1 year ago
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  • TEQUILAINVEGASISGREAT asks us. TEQUILAINVEGASISGREAT asks us...

    • From: BoozeLady
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      Thank you to "tequilainvegasisgreat" who asked

       

      "Where do you get the worms to put in the tequila bottles? and are they live when you put them in there, do they suffer a drunken death."

       

      Technically they aren't put in tequila, they are put in Mezcal. And technically they aren't worms, they are butterfly caterpillars. There are two species of these caterpillars that are used in tequila, one is the red gusano and the other is the white or gold gusano. The white (or gold) gusano is considered to be the lesser of the two because it is found in the leaves of the Agave plant and turns an ugly grey when it is left at the bottom of the bottle. The red gusano is the superior gusano because it is found in the heart of the agave plant and turns a pale pink color which is more appealing to your average worm eater. The worms that you see in today's Mezcal bottles have most likely been bread for that very purpose and they are edible because they have been cooked and pickled in alcohol for over a year. A lot of people say that it makes you a man if you will eat the worm at the bottom of the bottle. Take it from the Boozelady, its not eating the worm that makes you a man, its how much mezcal you drank in order to get to it.

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    • 1 year ago
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  • Preferred Mezcals...Sotols Preferred Mezcals...Sotols

    • From: WillyK
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      Just wondering of those out there what is the preferred bottle of each if you were to have either on hand.

      I have tried the Scorpian Anejo 3 yr/ Mezcal......very tasty, and the Hacienda de chihuahua / Sotol yet they are difficult to find out here in the North East at the local or over the border liquor stores.

       

      WillyK

       

       

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    • 1 year ago
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  • Mackdeleon - What are good teq Mackdeleon - What are good tequila Mix Drinks

    • From: BoozeLady
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      MACKDELEON asked "what is a good mix drink with tequila other than the regular or well known drinks like Margaritas, tequila sunrise. One that is not too common but really good?"

       

      Thank you for your question Mackdeleon, there is a short answer and a long answer. The short answer is that any tequila mix drink is a great mix drink. The long answer is to name them all but I would be more than happy to give you a few of my favorites and the recipes will follow. The first is a Bloody Maria, it's a lot like a Bloody Mary but with a little more SPICE. It's a great drink for the morning, afternoon, evening, any time really. For a more "Sex in the City" type drink try a Cosmoquila. And if you are looking for a tequila shot with a little more substance try a Psycho Tsunami. All of these are fun and delicious options but never forget that one of the best tequila cocktails is one part glass and one part vodka. Enjoy!

       

      Bloody Maria
      A variation on another fabulous. For the full Mexican experience you should really make it as spicy as you can. Into a shaker filled with two thirds ice, add a large (50 ml) shot of tequila, 3 large shots of tomato juice, half a small (25ml) shot of lime juice, a pinch each of celery salt and pepper, a couple of dashes of Worcestershire sauce, and an adventurous number of dashes of Tabasco. Shake, and strain into an ice-filled highball glass. Garnish with a couple of lime wedges.

       

      Cosmoquila
      A variation on the Cosmopolitan. Into a shaker two thirds filled with ice add one and a half small (25ml) shots of tequila, one small shot of Cointreau, one and a half shots of cranberry juice, and a quarter of a shot of fresh lime juice. Shake and strain into a Martini glass. Garnish with an orange twist.

       

      Psycho Tsunami
      Into a shot glass add the following in equal quantities in this order - blue Curacao, fresh lime juice, tequila. Then add a dash of Tabasco, and allow to settle before downing in one.

       

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    • 1 year ago
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