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If I had a nickel for every time I heard that one.
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If I had a nickel for every time I DID that one. :)



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what like 50 bucks
 
I like Don Julio Anejo and also Don Julio 1942

Anejo--This alluringly fragrant, aged tequila has a fresh blend of lime, grapefruit and mandarin citrus aromas with a rich touch of caramel

1942----Rich, sweet aromas of caramel and toffee layered with a fresh vanilla fragrance and hints of red fruits like cherry mixed with caramel and almonds. Chocolate tones along with cinnamon and a light touch of wood

Both are so smooth
 
Pumas said:
I like Don Julio Anejo and also Don Julio 1942

Anejo--This alluringly fragrant, aged tequila has a fresh blend of lime, grapefruit and mandarin citrus aromas with a rich touch of caramel

1942----Rich, sweet aromas of caramel and toffee layered with a fresh vanilla fragrance and hints of red fruits like cherry mixed with caramel and almonds. Chocolate tones along with cinnamon and a light touch of wood

Both are so smooth
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....for one of my buddies the Anejo is his favorite.I can't find fault with it either but I'll have to look for the 1942 as I haven't tried it.
 
No preference, but I like it in shots and I like a lot of them. We used to do those while drinnking Long Island Iced Tea by the pitcher. 10 or 12 of us at a table, everybody dancing as the band played on...great memories.
 
C-Tech said:
No preference, but I like it in shots and I like a lot of them. We used to do those while drinnking Long Island Iced Tea by the pitcher. 10 or 12 of us at a table, everybody dancing as the band played on...great memories.
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well maybe I'd have great memories but when I drink without moderation memory has a way of failing me.Maybe that's a good thing..that way I'm not so embarassed :D
 
C-Tech said:
No preference, but I like it in shots and I like a lot of them. We used to do those while drinnking Long Island Iced Tea by the pitcher. 10 or 12 of us at a table, everybody dancing as the band played on...great memories.
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I see us partying together. Back in the day.

Kevin
 
We have a friend who is in the process of making his own tequila. I'm not a tequila fan, although I'm not an alcohol person either.
 
Mr Patron and I officially parted as friends this year. I'll keep the memories and be fine with those.
 
Patron Silver on the rocks with a twist. Delicious!
 
Tequila is the devil's sweat.....

Needless to say, we don't get along very well!!!
 
Chilled Patron Silver....it doesn't get any better.
 
Drumdog said:
Chilled Patron Silver....it doesn't get any better.
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That's the problem, haha. How can something so sweet make a little old man so angry? I'll stay with the buca.
 
Been a good 8 years since this thread was bumped....sooooo


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I'm a tequila guy, myself! I like 1800 respado personally.
 
Not a big tequila fan, but I would like to get down to Guadalajara to tour the distilleries there (our friends in La Paz just did that and had a great time). I will say that we tried a pomegranate infused tequila in San Jose del Cabo that I could sip on every day; it was fabulous!
 
Bumping this thread for the grandaddy future captain, as I hear you are going to have to toast in style to getting selected.

To revitalize the thread - If you’re a tequila fan, what’s your brand or style of choice?

This is the best tequila I’ve ever tried. Absolutely incredible.

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Jose cuervo is good, but try to search for others tequilas no only from Mexico
 
Don Julio 1942 and the Maestro Dobel line... the Diamante is a faulous blend!
 
Ghost tequila is delicious.
 
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