I’ve been a loyal Camarena drinker for a few years. I’ve never found a tequila better, but recently it’s been tasting much more peppery and is very harsh. Does anyone know if they have changed their recipe? Thanks! submitted by /u/arcjumper [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I unexpectedly got to compare the two this evening. Went to our favorite local dinner spot and I ordered an El Tesoro Reposado martini, my usual. Received it and took a sip. Was definitely not ET repo. Sickly sweet with a weird sort of candy flavored thing going on. No agave. Truly disgusting. Asked the bartender what tequila was used. “Cazadores”. New waitress. Unfamiliar bartender. That was (very nicely— it was an honest mistake) corrected. It has been ages since I’ve had a tequila like Cazadores and I was stunned by how not like tequila it tastes. Can totally understand why someone with a ..read more

I found some things at Costco in La Mesa, CA that you guys may like. submitted by /u/Osohormiguero69 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

ive always liked strong tequila cocktails made with good tequila. never really gave it a shot neat. i was introduced to bourbon recently and have been drinking it neat and havent really been drinking tequila. today decided to try some G4 blanco i had laying around neat instead of bourbon and i feel like i never truly appreciated good tequila until now! submitted by /u/czeck-mate [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

My team and I are getting a going away gift for a peer, and we've pooled together $120 for a bottle of blanco. I love tequila but I mostly use it in cocktails so I don't have a good understanding of a great bottle for $120. What are everyone's favorites in that price range? Edit: we got a few more donations and we're now up to $160. submitted by /u/PenchantForNostalgia [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Been hankering for some good margaritas and was wondering what the best low cost real tequila i could buy is. More of a rum and whiskey guy myself so need some advice on what i should get. Thanks! submitted by /u/Willing_Tip515 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I've heard siete leguas is the original patron recipe and I've also heard that siete was made by patron and that it was patrons recipe first. can anybody clarify the story please? submitted by /u/droppinpurp [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I travel more for pleasure than business, so when I’m in the air, I’m usually enjoying a drink! Since it’s technically against the rules to use your own liquor (yet legal to carry it on - still trying to figure that one out ?), it leaves us at the mercy of the airline beverage cart. Delta had Lunazul last time I flew with them. What have you seen on other airlines? submitted by /u/burbncrush [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Was walking through my local Total Wine, and noticed this new branding! Hadn’t seen anyone else mention it and thought it was exciting and super clean looking. Brands are starting to follow Ocho with the rebrand! Tequila, Tequila, Tequila,, Text, Text, Tequila, Tequila, Tequila, Tequila, Tequila, Tequila, Tequila submitted by /u/racernate30 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I tried Ensueño in store and knew I had to come back for it. It reminds me of Lalo in which it’s a great beginner tequila yet you taste more of the agave. Lágrimas and cascahuin have been on my list of blancos to try. Heard a lot of great things about both. I personally enjoy blancos as well as high proofs for the mineral, earthy, and agave flavors. Cheers. Happy hunting. submitted by /u/wryvelocity [visit reddit] [comments ..read more