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Chef is going on a cruise this weekend to mexico and wants to know what kind of tequila to buy me....
I know absolutely dick about tequila...
He leaves after lunch
personally I like Sauza, but you can get it hear in the states now, but it's not the same. the Sauza I brought back from mexico last time tasted alot like hot butter going down....was $$$.
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Some of the guys that work for me are always bringing me back Tequila at Christmas. I have two bottles on my desk from last year. One is Gazadores and the other is Gran Centenario.
Personally, if you can buy Petrone down there, go with the gold.
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so which do they say is the best?
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Tequila 1921 is one of the best I have had.
I am trying to see things from your perspective....But I can't get my head that far up my ass!
Remember - The TOES you step on today maybe attached to the ASS you have to kiss tomorrow.
Personally, I think all Mexican tequila kicks ass.
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The best tequila in my opinion is the one i don't have to drink ....
Hate tequila...
Why do I keep this cesspool alive?
Tequilla makes me horny. I can't drink it with my cat around.
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VitaminE Wrote:Tequilla makes me horny. I can't drink it with my cat around.
Duct ....
Just sayin'
Why do I keep this cesspool alive?
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Banana Wrote:Makes me horny too.
I don't drink it around Jimmy.
Pocket Rocket ....
Just sayin'
Why do I keep this cesspool alive?
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8, i lived in mexico for many years
if you have heard of the tequila, it is prob not what you want
the best ones will be found at a place that had hundreds of brands
they can cost hundreds of $$
but there are some very good ones in the $50 range
like sippin fien cognac
tell him to test some out and bring you a bottle of the good stuff
let me know how this turns out

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100% agave is your better tequilas, usually in the $40.00 range
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anhil8tor Wrote:he proly wont do that... chef isnt the sharpest knife in the drawer and prolly will only goto the shops right off the boat
that is ok, they sell some top notch tequila, there are shops that have over 200 brands, he will pay a few bucks more, but will get some fine tequila that is not available here

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Gran Centenario. It is Anejo, which is supposed to be pretty high quality.