The Butterfly Cannon Tequila Size & Price Guide (2022)
The Butterfly Cannon offers a delicious tequila that changes color when mixed. Yes, you read it right- a color-changing tequila.
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Best Anejo Tequila for Sipping
Anejo is a CRT age class: 1-3 years in oak no larger than 600 L. Extra anejo is 3+ years. Most US bottles are 40% ABV — one drink per 1.5 oz. Sipping is preference, not a 2022 ranking. Look for 100% agave and the NOM.
Reposado vs Blanco Tequila: What’s the Difference?
Blanco is unaged or rested under two months. Reposado must see oak for at least two months (NOM-006). Most US bottles are 40% ABV. Age is not extra ethanol.
Mexican Owned Tequila List: 30 Picks (2022 Updated)
Celebrities owning tequila brands are all the rage now – from George Clooney and Kendal Jenner to Michael Jordan.
There’s nothing wrong with American celebri
How Long Does Tequila Stay In Your System? Answered (2022)
Do you like to enjoy a nice, refreshing Margarita every now and then? If so, you’re not alone! Tequila is one of the most popular liquors in the world. But how
Tesla Tequila Hand-Blown Decanter: What Is It? (2022)
The internet went wild when Tesla released their Tesla Tequila. It’s mind-blowing how it sold out in just hours.
The company released the Tesla decanter to t
15 Best Tequila Drinks To Order At A Bar (2022 Updated)
Tequila is often considered a party drink, as opposed to the more “elegant” and “refined” spirits like whiskey or cognac. The spirit is a constant stapl
Tequila Soda: What the Label Has to Mean
No official best tequila soda. Soda is 0%. Typical US 40% FLAG. Casamigos 1609/1416; 1800 NOM 1612; Don Julio 1449; Patrón 1492.
Is Tequila Bad for Gout? Answered (2022 Updated)
For most drinkers, especially those who have been drinking for ages, giving up alcohol seems too much of a price to pay. They would rather suffer gout pains tha
6 Different Types of Tequila: Complete Guide (2022 Updated)
All types of tequila come from the blue agave plant, but you may have noticed that they do not taste the same.
But what are the different types of tequila,