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justonemorestick · 12-28-2010, 01:12 PM

Sauza both silver and gold good schit

liltim · 12-28-2010, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by justonemorestick

Sauza both silver and gold good schit

I have to agree Suaza is the best cheap tequilla.

ninjavanish · 12-28-2010, 02:05 PM

Having sampled many different tequilas I would reccomend anything from Cazadores.

El Jimador is a good brand for mixing or drinking straight... believe it or not it goes REALLY well with a fresh apple. It's exeptionally smooth... however if memory serves me right it's only 75 proof... or at least it was the last time I was in Mexico.

Margaritaville tastes a little watery to me but if you don't like a solid tequila twang in your margarita Margaritaville is a good bet.

Sauza is cheap... and it tastes cheap... but if you're feeding it to a lot of people at a party... cheap is always good.

My local Mexican joint that makes killer margaritas uses some tequila I've never heard of before... can't think of the name right now.

The overall question boils down to this... how much tequila taste do you want in your margaritas... that will have a lot of influence on the tequila you choose.

Some reposados are milder than some Blancos and Platas. And some Anejos are as smokey and full flavored as some Scotches and Bourbons...

When in doubt, generally always steer clear of an añejo for margarita making.

Herradura has always been my #1 choice when I don't know where to turn.

12-28-2010, 02:05 PM	#3
ninjavanish Feeling at Home Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Trust me, your humi isn't big enough. Posts: 507 Trading: (16)	Re: Save me! Having sampled many different tequilas I would reccomend anything from Cazadores. El Jimador is a good brand for mixing or drinking straight... believe it or not it goes REALLY well with a fresh apple. It's exeptionally smooth... however if memory serves me right it's only 75 proof... or at least it was the last time I was in Mexico. Margaritaville tastes a little watery to me but if you don't like a solid tequila twang in your margarita Margaritaville is a good bet. Sauza is cheap... and it tastes cheap... but if you're feeding it to a lot of people at a party... cheap is always good. My local Mexican joint that makes killer margaritas uses some tequila I've never heard of before... can't think of the name right now. The overall question boils down to this... how much tequila taste do you want in your margaritas... that will have a lot of influence on the tequila you choose. Some reposados are milder than some Blancos and Platas. And some Anejos are as smokey and full flavored as some Scotches and Bourbons... When in doubt, generally always steer clear of an añejo for margarita making. Herradura has always been my #1 choice when I don't know where to turn.

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12-28-2010, 01:12 PM	#1
justonemorestick Kat Krap Kontanment Media Join Date: Oct 2010 First Name: Warren Location: Las Cruces Posts: 292 Trading: (13)	Re: Save me! Sauza both silver and gold good schit __________________ This message was created entirely of recycled electrons, manufactured before 1899 in an effort to prevent global de-electrification.