Tequila Thread!!!

[mosesbotbol]

Originally Posted by levrac68

For $20 a bottle, the Espolon Rep may be the best bang for the buck.

That's cheap! Is it normally that price? Would be a no-brainer if so. Costco has two good Kirkland Tequilas that worth picking up for mixed drinks.

[Mattso3000]

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol

That's cheap! Is it normally that price? Would be a no-brainer if so. Costco has two good Kirkland Tequilas that worth picking up for mixed drinks.

Love the costco tequila. Had to go with Sauza Hornitos today. Damn small town selection.

[levrac68]

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol

That's cheap! Is it normally that price? Would be a no-brainer if so. Costco has two good Kirkland Tequilas that worth picking up for mixed drinks.

Moses... That's the regular price. I promise you this stuff kicks, and is better than a lot twice it's price. The bottle has skeletons on it. Give it a shot.

[mosesbotbol]

Originally Posted by levrac68

Moses... That's the regular price. I promise you this stuff kicks, and is better than a lot twice it's price. The bottle has skeletons on it. Give it a shot.

I bought a bottle about 4 years ago. Had no idea how much I paid, but enjoyed the bottle a lot. I only buy or get good stuff so assumed it cost more.

[levrac68]

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol

I bought a bottle about 4 years ago. Had no idea how much I paid, but enjoyed the bottle a lot. I only buy or get good stuff so assumed it cost more.

I'm the same way, but I'm friends with the owner of my local liquor store and he pushed it on me. Love him for it. I was going through a couple of bottles of the expensive stuff a month. Now if I could only find a $30 scotch that I like more than JW Blue or Macallan, I'd have more $ for Padrons.

[mosesbotbol]

Originally Posted by levrac68

Now if I could only find a $30 scotch that I like more than JW Blue or Macallan, I'd have more $ for Padrons.

Have your tried any of the Indian or Japanese made "Scotch" brands? I think you'll like them quite a lot.

[levrac68]

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol

Have your tried any of the Indian or Japanese made "Scotch" brands? I think you'll like them quite a lot.

No, but I will now. Ty. I know some US companies out West are using smaller casks to age which gives more surface area of wood per unit of alcohol. This gives a smoother, more aged taste in a lot less time, which means less money. I'm going to give one of those a try this week.