Tequila :yumyum:
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Here is a good site for reviews and ratings on beer, wine, and spirits.
http://www.tastings.com/search_spiri...f=ScoreForSort
I have it on the overall top rated tequila already. But you can make it more specific by stating just anejo, reposado, or blonco.
http://www.tastings.com/search_spiri...f=ScoreForSort
I have it on the overall top rated tequila already. But you can make it more specific by stating just anejo, reposado, or blonco.
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From: Ottawa
Originally Posted by LABARINTH
Here is a good site for reviews and ratings on beer, wine, and spirits.
http://www.tastings.com/search_spiri...f=ScoreForSort
I have it on the overall top rated tequila already. But you can make it more specific by stating just anejo, reposado, or blonco.
http://www.tastings.com/search_spiri...f=ScoreForSort
I have it on the overall top rated tequila already. But you can make it more specific by stating just anejo, reposado, or blonco.
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Originally Posted by Joe_Hard
what do you recomend, I might go to buy some alcohol today :rick:
I would recomend some Cabo Wabo Reposado or Silver. It's really smooth :yumyum:
If you want something that is more like a cognac that you can sip on then try an Anejo (it means aged). It's aged in an oak barral like a cognac is. Don Julio, Patron, Herradura, and Cabo Wabo are my top brands.
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From: Ottawa
Originally Posted by LABARINTH
I would recomend some Cabo Wabo Reposado or Silver. It's really smooth :yumyum:
If you want something that is more like a cognac that you can sip on then try an Anejo (it means aged). It's aged in an oak barral like a cognac is. Don Julio, Patron, Herradura, and Cabo Wabo are my top brands.
If you want something that is more like a cognac that you can sip on then try an Anejo (it means aged). It's aged in an oak barral like a cognac is. Don Julio, Patron, Herradura, and Cabo Wabo are my top brands.
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yeah, I forgot about El Jimador...That would prolly fall right below Tres Generaciones on my list. I might as well update it because I forgot to add Gran Centenario also.
mexikin who?
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From: mazatlan, Sinaloa MeksIK0
Originally Posted by LABARINTH
never had that....I'll keep an eye out for it.
theres like 3 different kinds out there but all the same brand just different colored bottles and variations of the same tequila.
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Originally Posted by Tinker Bell
theres like 3 different kinds out there but all the same brand just different colored bottles and variations of the same tequila.