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Just in from the Storm
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Ah, very nice thread! I love tequila and really appreciate getting some hints on what to look for when I go to Puerto Vallarta in Mexico in April next year.
I usually prefer reposados, aņejos are often too sweet and smooth to me. One of my favourites is Don Julio but Patron is also nice. |
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Not a puffer
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My favorites are the Paton and Don Julio Anejo. I was gifted a bottle of Trago Resposado that has a lot of spice and is much drier than the anejo.
I just tried Patron silver last weekend and found it to be a lot harsher in comparison to the anejos. Would like to hear some recommendations on some nice anejos that are less than Patron/Don Julio if you have any. |
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Not a puffer
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Have My Own Room
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You could get the 1800 for about 25... it's very smooth... are you drinking it straight or mixed? Silver, IMO should be the smoothest in any brand...
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Have My Own Room
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I picked a bottle of this up last night for 20$ (El Mayor Blanco)... That is a pretty good deal for 100% De Agave, maybe it was marked wrong...
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Still Watching My Back
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Not a head turner at all, though the 100 Anos Blanco isn't bad at all on the cheap. I usually prefer my drinks on the rocks. After I'm done with this I'll be anticipating a better purchase off the higher shelf.
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A Cigar = 42
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So it looks as through the wife and I will be headed down to Mexico next March. Would most of you really stick to the standards (ie Patron, Don Julio) or should I be looking for something more local and exotic? We'll be at the new Secrets Maroma resort in Cancun which boast top shelf liquors.
Side note: The new place also boast a cigar bar I'll be excited to check out. I'm open to all suggestions since I'm an admitted novice when it comes to Tequila. thx
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Rider on the storm.
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I've had both the Reposado and the Anejo. I liked them better then some of the bigger names that have been mentioned already and I will continue to buy the Anejo. IMHO this is not a mixing tequila. It's a straight up sipping tequila.
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Have My Own Room
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Finally, I got to try this stuff... Made a quick margarita... 1 lime 3/4 oz water 1.5 oz tequila 1 oz agave nectar Pretty good... |
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A Cigar = 42
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![]() I picked some of this up last Friday night and mixed up some Tequila Sunrises for the wife and I. Pretty tasty actually, and I like the bottle for something different on the shelf.
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