George’s Rants and Raves: Blue Nectar Tequila
You’ve undoubtedly heard that old adage about the squeaky wheel getting the grease, but have you ever heard the one about the raving reporter getting the goodies?...
George’s Rants and Raves: Suerte Anejo Tequila
Animals are just like people in that they occasionally enjoy a fermented beverage. Now, don’t me get wrong; they don’t get all gussied up in their favorite outfit...
George’s Rants and Raves: Cazadores Tequila Blanco, Reposado, Anejo and Extra Anejo
Cazadores produces 4 tequilas and today we get to sample a taste of each. This is not to say that they produce 4 totally different tequilas because they all start...
George’s Rants and Raves: Z Blanco Tequila
If you’re an investor and you didn’t invest in Tequila futures, you may need to drink some of this potent spirit to drown out your sorrows. Tequila sales have...
George’s Rants and Raves: Cazadores Tequila Blanco
Generally, when I get a bottle of spirits, my first move is to check out their website to discover any little hidden facts and gems and history that might be of...
George’s Rants and Raves: Santera Tequila
Well, I think I’ve seen it all now – a supernatural spirit. A Santera is literally a priestess of Santeria, a religion that worships saints. On their website,...
George’s Rants and Raves: Don Julio Blanco and Reposado Tequilas
If you’re going to truly get into imported spirits, you will have to learn a smidgen of the language of the land it comes from. Tequila is a good example, although...
George’s Rants and Raves: Soltado Tequila
Tequila, by its very nature, is known to be fiery and, at the very least, a spirited spirit. Granted that over the years, it’s gotten smoother, tamer and tastier,...
George’s Rants and Raves: Partida Tequila
At the end of the 17thcentury, the Swedish naturalist, Carl Van Linneo, began the scientific investigation of the agave plant. At that time, it was named agave,...
George’s Rants and Raves: Alacran Cristal Tequila
Have you ever stopped to wonder why there are so many different distillers of what should essentially be the same spirit? I mean, there are over a thousand brands...