Something new, well at least for us, was to get our hands on some flavoured tequila from Tanteo. Normally we’d advise avoiding these sort of things as the flavour is usually an additive that’s been thrown in, but Tanteo are infusing their tequila to get these flavours so, along with it’s attractive packaging, it entices you to see what it’s all about.
Summer is fast approaching, although looking out the window you’d be forgiven for thinking otherwise (my car was recently hammered with hail stones the size of golf balls). Stay positive, I’m sure summer is just around the corner now. One tequila I always tend to pick up around this time is a bottle of Sauza Hornitos reposado for those afternoon margaritas.
I’ve been meaning to write this for quite sometime now but I just seem to end up either working too much or forgetting that I should be sitting down and reviewing this legend of the tequila world, after all Herradura have been making tequila since 1870.
Okies, I had to dive into town over lunch and decided to pop into my local tequila shop. Regrettably they’re having trouble getting their hands on my favourite bottle of Jose Cuervo Añejo, so I thought I’d roll the dice and pick up a bottle of Tres Generaciones Añejo instead.
The guys from paQuí got a bottle across country for us to try, and boy are we glad they did! It comes in an uniquely shaped bottle and equally unique Aztec themed boxand. The taste? It can easily hold it’s own against the high end blancos out there.
