Need Tequila
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Penasco Pirate
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I'm down once a month or so and in Manny's frequently over my time in Penasco...
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Bob, That sounds good. The larger bottle of Antiguo, I think it is 60 something dollars. Post to my regular email, [email protected] when necessary.
Thanks!
Bob, That sounds good. The larger bottle of Antiguo, I think it is 60 something dollars. Post to my regular email, [email protected] when necessary.
Thanks!
Bob, That sounds good. The larger bottle of Antiguo, I think it is 60 something dollars. Post to my regular email, [email protected] when necessary.
Thanks!
Thanks!
joester
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ok - I'll bite - what makes this tequila so special?
never have heard of it before this thread - and with SO many FINE tequilas out there, and believe me, I've tried quite a few of the more reputable ones, what makes this so special?
fwiw - my favorite is Corazon anejo - about $40/fifth at Total Wine and Spirits.
thanks - always willing to try something different
never have heard of it before this thread - and with SO many FINE tequilas out there, and believe me, I've tried quite a few of the more reputable ones, what makes this so special?
fwiw - my favorite is Corazon anejo - about $40/fifth at Total Wine and Spirits.
thanks - always willing to try something different
Jim
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I need the whole assembly. It seems to have been run dry for awhile and I guess that tends to mess it up quite a bit. I'm still waiting for the mechanic to tell me what the ratio is. I will probably get something out of Tucson as I know more people there to run around to junk yards. May still need a courier though if anyone is coming soon. Thanks.
Jeff
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nice.
rockyptjoe
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Super Leys sells it cheaper than the duty free at the border.....I get the flavored tequila at Manny's....but why the other????
joester
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Tequila, like a fine scotch, whiskey or bourbon, has many styles and flavors,
enough to where there's something for everyone's tastes.
I suggest a time where we all meet with a bottle of our favorite, and share sipping of others favorites -
we may find a new tequila, and this would be a time when everyone's a winner!
for us - salt and lime are "training wheels", and are only needed by amateurs for cheap tequila,
but that's just the tequila snob in me
enough to where there's something for everyone's tastes.
I suggest a time where we all meet with a bottle of our favorite, and share sipping of others favorites -
we may find a new tequila, and this would be a time when everyone's a winner!
for us - salt and lime are "training wheels", and are only needed by amateurs for cheap tequila,
but that's just the tequila snob in me
rockyptjoe
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Have you ever tried Mezcelito (sp?)....that stuff is smooth...especially after you've had a few!!! Favored by the locals...what is is...about $1/liter???:rofl::rofl:
Still selling my unopened, genuine Mexican top-shelf tequila collection... includes a bottle of Roger Clyne's Mexican Moonshine! Heck, you could probably sell the Mexican Moonshine on Ebay to pay for the entire collection and make a tidy profit. I read recently that the last one that sold on Ebay (in 2007) went for $380. Probably fetch more than that now. Or maybe not, due to the economy. It is indeed a collector's item. Numbered and only 1000 were made. Most of them have probably long since been consumed by Roger fans.