Patron you say.... hmm.
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Started by ahochaude · 23 Nov 2003 · 35,048 replies
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dochira wrote:Patron you say.... hmm.
Patron (i drink Silver usually, Reposado then Anejo) more or less replaced Jose as the premium tequila brand of choice in the US.. that's of the mass market brands...
there are lesser known brands that have even better flavor, but of course they're had to find. My buddy's uncle has a small distillery in mexico and he only makes 400 bottles a year.. that's great stuff, handcrafted tequila, that dont make enough to warrant an import license, so we never see them for sale here.
Next time you go down to mexico, do yourself a favor and get some of the ones we dont get here.
krim wrote:
Sorry, it's good for mixing margurita's... but as far as quality and agave purity... well, im a liquor snob...
pshh.. as long as it can get you buzzed. i'm all good.
no jagers for me though..
littlemissfab wrote:
pshh.. as long as it can get you buzzed. i'm all good.
no jagers for me though..
i dont drink solely to get buzzed/drunk anymore... :sweat:
Patron is good stuff and widely available in the USA.
I've tried a lot of good ($35 - $60 /bottle) tequila.
Most of these I don't know the brand name, just recognize the bottle! :drink: :hehe:
Some have been surprises. For example, Cabo Wabo was better than expected.
It's important to note that there are different tequilas with varying flavors, just like there are different style Scotches.
Also, if you're making a blended drink like a margarita, you don't need top end tequila. Jose Cuervo 1800, which was slammed up above, would work fine for a margarita. Nonetheless, I do agree that it is not worthy straight.
Tequila! :drink:
-PCM
I've tried a lot of good ($35 - $60 /bottle) tequila.
Most of these I don't know the brand name, just recognize the bottle! :drink: :hehe:
Some have been surprises. For example, Cabo Wabo was better than expected.
It's important to note that there are different tequilas with varying flavors, just like there are different style Scotches.
Also, if you're making a blended drink like a margarita, you don't need top end tequila. Jose Cuervo 1800, which was slammed up above, would work fine for a margarita. Nonetheless, I do agree that it is not worthy straight.
Tequila! :drink:
-PCM
Uh, we've got a drink thread, people.... :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:Uh, we've got a drink thread, people.... :sweat:
yeah huh.. where'd it start? :headscratch:
EDIT: scrap that I started it by thanking ENNA for the Long Island Iced tea recipe..
:beaten:
littlemissfab wrote:
yeah huh.. where'd it start? :headscratch:
EDIT: scrap that I started it by thanking ENNA for the Long Island Iced tea recipe..
:beaten:
*Spot lunges at Lismissreducedfatblueberrymuffingirl*
Grrrr.
errrrr..
gomen gomen..
:bow:
gomen gomen..
:bow:
TSK TSK... :hehe:
*pokes boo and krim in the eye with needles provided by boo*
ACK!@!@!#@! :beaten:
littlemissfab wrote:*pokes boo and krim in the eye with needles provided by boo*:beaten:
Tu_triky wrote: :beaten:
:beatyou: :beaten: :bow: :drink: :drooling: :bonk:
lol
For some reasons, I almost want to visit Fresno. You guys make it sounds like some sort of amish village or something. :beaten: :hehe:
For some reasons, I almost want to visit Fresno. You guys make it sounds like some sort of amish village or something. :beaten: :hehe:
tabana wrote:lol
For some reasons, I almost want to visit Fresno. You guys make it sounds like some sort of amish village or something. :beaten: :hehe:
amish village? com'on guy...don't get carried away now...it's not that exciting
Oh.... ok. I guess an amish village with broadband doesn't make sense anyway. :beaten: :ashamed:
tabana wrote:Oh.... ok. I guess an amish village with broadband doesn't make sense anyway. :beaten: :ashamed:
broadband? what are you talking about ...they're still using soup cans with strings over there ...it was the precursor to the fiber optics...
hehe
So, their wireless internet is really just smoke signals? :hehe:
So, their wireless internet is really just smoke signals? :hehe:
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