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Reading a Tequila Label to Understand its Quality When you look at tequila labels on bottles you’ve purchased, it’s probably to admire its design and artistic style. But there’s so much more information to be had, if you know what you’re looking for. Let’s take a look at the different components of information that make up a tequila label. 1️⃣ Just as Champagne is exclusively from France, Tequila can only be produced in Mexico. It comes from five designated regions, with Jalisco, the heart of Mexico, being the main area for premium tequila like Rooster Rojo 2️⃣ For super-premium tequila, look for '100% de agave' on the label. This means it's made entirely from top-quality blue agave, offering a superior taste. 'Mixto' tequilas, which don't have this label, are mixed with other sugars like cane syrup. 3️⃣ Tequilas vary from unaged to aged. 'Blanco' indicates an unaged, pure tequila with the fresh flavors of agave, root vegetables, delicate floral, and citrus aromas. 'Reposado' tequilas are aged in Bourbon barrels, resulting in a warm golden color and a rich, smooth palate. Red Rooster, a special bird in Mexico featured on the label. It's a national symbol, representing the sun, courage, good luck, heroism, and pride in Mexican culture. This tequila has won 26 top international awards. I am tempted to try this tequila. Are you? Comment with ‘Rooster Rojo’ if you'd like to see a video of me tasting these two tequilas in my next video. VBev #sonalholland #masterofwine #tequila #spirits #alcohol #drinkresponsibly #tequilatips
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Like Tequila? Love Sotol. As agave aficionados seek a (genuinely) craft alternative to overhyped mezcal labels and meaningless celebrity tequila brands, they’re turning to Sotol. . . Mexico’s mythical desert spirit. And while demand for Tequila has led to market shortages—and even environmentally disastrous agave overcultivation to feed the industrial factories churning out literal tankers of the additive-laden “Big Tequila” brands advertised to Americans en masse—Sotol is a distillate of an ancient and native shrub, Dasylirion wheeleri, more commonly known as desert spoon. It can only be wild harvested. By hand. In the desert. So can you even talk about sustainability in spirits unless you’re drinking Sotol? Once overlooked, the Sotol category is now by all accounts primed for takeoff in the American market. Spirits experts have reached a consensus on the matter—they’re done with Big Tequila, and they’ve all left for the desert in search of Sotol. The first and finest they’ll find: Sotol Hacienda de Chihuahua, the category leader by all metrics. OVERTON & ASSOCIATES, Patrick Minogue, and I are honored to partner with Francisco Prieto and this historic brand to help bring Sotol to a wider American audience than ever. It's time to forget Big Tequila forever. Come find us in the desert. #sotol #tequila #mezcal #agave #spirits #spiritsindustry #sustainability
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Its time to don your Sombrero and raise a toast - its 'National Tequila Day'! 😁 As we raise our glasses to this iconic spirit, it's a perfect time to delve into the rich history and fascinating facts surrounding tequila.💡 Originating from the town of Tequila in the Mexican state of Jalisco, this beloved beverage has been crafted for centuries from the blue agave plant. The Aztecs were the first to ferment the sap of the agave plant into a milky, frothy drink known as pulque. It wasn't until the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors in the 16th century that the process was refined, leading to the distillation of what we now recognize as tequila. 🌿 🍸 Tequila production is a meticulously regulated process, ensuring the highest quality standards are met. To be labelled as tequila, the spirit must be produced in specific regions of Mexico, including Jalisco and certain parts of Guanajuato, Michoacán, Nayarit, and Tamaulipas. Furthermore, it must contain at least 51% blue agave; however, the best tequilas are made from 100% blue agave. There are several varieties to savour, from the unaged Blanco to the aged Reposado and Añejo, each offering a unique flavour profile influenced by its time spent maturing in oak barrels. Beyond its cultural significance and strict production standards, tequila is also celebrated for its versatility. It's the star ingredient in classic cocktails like the Margarita and the Tequila Sunrise, yet it can also be sipped neat to appreciate its complex flavours. Interestingly, tequila has been noted for its potential health benefits when consumed in moderation, such as aiding digestion and possibly even helping to fight off colds. 🤧 🍹 So, whether you're enjoying a shot, a cocktail, or a sophisticated sipping experience, take a moment to appreciate the heritage and craftsmanship behind each bottle. Cheers to National Tequila Day! - Wednesday 24th July 2024! 🥛 Any particular favourite brands of tequila out there? 🥃 Spirit Cartel 🥃 Matthew Clark 🥃 HI-SPIRITS LTD 🥃 Amathus Drinks PLC 🥃 Lovedrink 🥃 Halewood Artisanal Spirits 🥃 Beverage Boys Ldn 🥃 Diageo 🥃 Cazcabel Tequila gemma@theovalpartnership.co.uk 07917956490
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Celebrate National Tequila Day with Fun Facts! 🍹🎉 Did you know these interesting tequila facts? Tequila vs. Mezcal: All tequila is mezcal, but not all mezcal is tequila. Mezcal can be made from various agave plants and has a smoky flavor, while tequila is made only from blue agave. National Tequila Day Celebrations: Bars and restaurants across the U.S. celebrate with special events, tastings, and discounts on tequila-based drinks. Health Benefits: In moderation, tequila is lower in sugar compared to other liquors and contains agavins, natural sugars that might help with weight loss and digestion. Protected Designation of Origin: Like Champagne, true tequila can only be produced in specific regions of Mexico, mainly Jalisco, under strict regulations. Different Agave Plants: True tequila is made specifically from the blue agave plant. There are many agave types, but only blue agave (Agave tequilana) is used for tequila. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gkDARC5q #NationalTequilaDay #TequilaFacts #Tequila
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🥃 Celebrating Excellence in Tequila: The Tequila & Mezcal Masters 2024 Highlights 🎉 Tequila aficionados, the results of The Tequila & Mezcal Masters 2024 are in, and it's an exciting time for all of us who appreciate the art and craftsmanship behind this beloved spirit. Despite economic pressures, the Tequila market continues to showcase remarkable expressions that captivate both connoisseurs and new fans alike. 🌟 The Unstoppable Growth of Tequila Tequila's journey has been nothing short of spectacular. Once on track to outshine other spirits in the US market, it has proven its resilience and quality, even as growth moderates. The premium-plus segment has seen a slight slowdown, yet the overall category demonstrates significant improvements across all price points, making every sip a testament to the industry's dedication to excellence. 🏆 Standout Performances at The Tequila & Mezcal Masters 2024 This year's blind tasting in London brought to light the exceptional quality of 100% Agave Tequilas across various categories. From the vibrant and characterful Emyla Tequila Añejo to the rich and complex Don Julio Alma Miel, the awards highlighted a diverse range of profiles that cater to every palate. 🔥 Gold and Master Medalists Steal the Show The competition was fierce, with many brands receiving Gold and even Master accolades for their outstanding offerings. Among the noteworthy mentions, Mayenda Tequila Blanco and Volcan De Mi Tierra XA shone brightly in their respective categories, showcasing the incredible depth and versatility of Tequila. 🌍 A Bright Future Ahead As the Tequila and Mezcal categories continue to evolve, the commitment to quality and innovation remains unwavering. This year's Masters have once again proven that whether you prefer your Tequila blanco, reposado, añejo, or blend, there are exceptional examples to be discovered and savored. Let's raise a glass to the remarkable artisans behind these spirits and look forward to the continued growth and success of the Tequila industry. Here's to discovering your next favorite Tequila! 🥂 #TequilaMasters2024 #Tequila #AgaveSpirits #SpiritsIndustry #PremiumTequila #Craftsmanship #TequilaLovers #mexicanculture
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When it comes to choosing tequila, I've noticed that people often get puzzled by the terminology. It's not uncommon at all! One common question revolves around the difference between tequilas labeled as "made with agave" and those marked as "100% agave." To officially qualify as tequila, a product must contain more than 50% agave, but many aficionados believe that true tequila should be 100% agave. So, keeping an eye on the label is crucial, and you can still find some excellent options made with 100% agave. Another frequently asked question centers around the distinctions among Silver (blanco), Reposado, and Anejo tequilas. Do you know the difference between each one? I invite you to read this article we found from Elma Wine & Liquor where it explains the distinctions of each. Now that you know the differences, which one is your favorite? Article: https://lnkd.in/dBy_g_MU
Tequila 101: Silver vs. Reposado vs. Anejo [Video] - Elma Wine & Liquor
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Hey! Just read this cool article about tequila and mezcal's booming sales – they're up 17.2% to $6 billion in 2022. It's all about this 'premiumization' trend where people are loving high-end spirits, and tequila is leading the charge. Experts like Carla M. Rivera from Southern Glazer's and Mike Novy from 818 Tequila say people are getting savvy about quality spirits and are happy to pay more for the good stuff. This means distilleries are improving their game with better ingredients and packaging. Mezcal is also on the rise, with a growing interest in craft options from regions beyond Oaxaca, like Bosscal Mezcal's wild-grown agave from Durango. Plus, there's a 'quality trickle down' happening – even more affordable tequilas are getting better. The multicultural consumer market in the U.S. is another big factor. Brands need to be authentic and inclusive to resonate with this diverse audience. In the cocktail world, tequila and mezcal are becoming must-haves. Mixologists are getting creative, and the popularity of margaritas is boosting familiarity with these spirits. Looking ahead, experts are super optimistic. Tequila might become the largest spirits category in the U.S., but the cost of agave could influence growth. Social media and celebrity endorsements are also playing a big role in expanding these spirits' appeal. In short, tequila and mezcal aren't just trends – they're changing the spirits market with a focus on quality and authenticity. Pretty exciting stuff! Reference: Jacobsen, J. (2023). The makings of a hit spirit. Beverage Industry, 114(4), 12 #tequila #mezcal #premium #spirits #spiritsindustry #multicultural #usa #cocktails #mexicanculture
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The differences between Tequila Blanco, Joven/Silver and Cristalino. Blanco tequila is the tequila that is bottled directly from distillation, therefore it is the youngest and strongest. Silver tequila is a tequila that usually rests for a few days in barrels, which gives it a softer flavor than white but with the same freshness. Finally, cristalino tequila is the softest of these 3 due to its aging in barrels and its filtration through activated carbon, which is why it also makes it complex. Now that you know the difference you can choose your best choice, this does not mean that one is better than the other, but rather that you can have a favorite one for specific occasions. It will depend on your tastes and needs to choose which one is best for you. #Tequila #Spirits #DrinkResponsibly
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How to buy the best tequila ? Choosing the right tequila can seem like a daunting task, given the wide variety of brands and types available on the market. I’m sharing essential tips on how to choose quality tequila at the store. 1️⃣ Ensure the label states "100% agave" to guarantee pure tequila crafted from blue Weber agave. Avoid tequilas labeled "Mixto," as they contain a blend of agave and other sugars. 2️⃣ Understand the categories: Blanco is unaged, offering pure agave flavor. Reposado is aged up to a year for a smoother taste. Añejo and Extra Añejo are aged longer, providing rich, complex flavors. 3️⃣ Inspect the bottle: Quality tequila is often found in well-crafted bottles. Look for details about the distillery and production process, as they can signify a superior product. 4️⃣ Consider reviews and ratings: Check reputable sources for reviews and ratings. Awards and high scores are reliable indicators of quality tequila. KAH, crafted from 100% blue Weber agave, offers award-winning Blanco and Reposado varieties. Comment ‘KAH’ in your comments to let me know you liked this video and want me to share more info on how to enjoy tequilas. Cheers 🥂 VBev #sonalholland #masterofwine #tequila #agave #alcohol #tequilarecommendation #tips
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Please can I ask for your opinions... I've been thinking of bringing over a Mezcal/Tequila and I'd like your view on agave spirits - Mezcal is the spirit made from the agave plant of which there forty varieties, whilst Tequila is made from blue agave and only in certain states in Mexico, unsurprisingly Tequila being the main region. Tequila has a place in many of our memories in the UK and generally not too positive, which once you to try the good stuff is found to be unfair. Mezcal however is a more recent addition to our drinking vocabulary, untainted by previous experiences. Due to it being the wider term for all agave spirits, in my opinion it has a wider potential flavour range as well. Whilst we are hearing regularly that tequila/mezcal is going to be the next big spirit, I have quandary...if I can pick only one, should I bring over Tequila or Mezcal? Tequila is better known, whilst Mezcal doesn't have the history that can detract from initial opinion before tasting. However if Mezcal is much less known is it too early to focus on? Having started my agave journey a long time ago and spent a long time in Mexico researching this project, which has only built my admiration for it all further, I do not feel I am a fair representation of where we currently are in the UK, therefore I need your help... Which would you bring over, assuming that either will taste great, Mezcal or Tequila? #OpinionsWanted #Tequila #Mezcal
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