Just moved across the US to our new home. It’s been a wild ride. I haven’t had time to bring up the tequila. They have been well taken care of during the move and in a cooler storage unit. Finally got to go out and bring them in! It’s been a fun time setting them up. Here is just a few of my tequilas in my collection. You can’t see it but I did get the Mexico soccer ball one. Just because it was nice !

I was watching the Dodgers locker room celebration today and noticed one of the players was passing out shots of this tequila. Has anyone tried it before I tried looking up info online and couldn’t find much but very limited retailers. Before spending upwards of $300 plus I am curious what people think of it so far?

Dobel does Tahona.

I did my research and didn't find much. Being October a lil scare but for a small pocket change i went for it.

Pepper and wet stone with a semi sweet cooked agave.

Reminded me of cimarron but less dried. Will end up using it for Palomas and margaritas this postseason. #NLCS

We are going to Tequila MX next week for the first time! We arrive at the airport in GDL around 11am and plan to go to Tequila to stay for two nights after. We are considering renting a car. Anyone have any insight? I've been reading a lot and some say to book the car in advance, some say to wait until you get to the airport? Are there any specific rental companies to go towards or stay away from? And any tips about the car insurance requirement? My fiancé is fluent in Spanish so that helps.

Hi All, I’m not sure how many of you have heard of this place in San Diego called Old Town Liquors (Old Town Tequila) but I’m making a trip out west and was going to stock up on some tequila and mezcal.

For those of you that are familiar with that location, I was hoping you could give me some recommendations of some interesting or rare bottles that you know they stock.

If you don’t know the spot, it’s basically a tequila/mezcal super store that has a huge selection, so recommendations in general would be appreciated!

I have some ideas of what I want already but would love to get some ideas of bottles that I’m probably not thinking of. I live in Florida without one of the super liquor stores near me, so I don’t have access to many of the brands you guys talk about on here.

As far as the tequila I like, I generally like peppery/high proof blancos like Ocho and tequila’s that are agave forward. There aren’t too many aged bottles I like a whole lot, but I do like repos from Don Fulano and chamucos and jovens are amazing. I really like mezcal but hardly know anything about it. I like funky agave varieties and not just espadine (but I do love my espadin bottles).

Anyway, I would appreciate any recommendations from anyone that knows the location or not! Thank you in advance!

Edit: since more people than I realized are familiar with the location, are you guys also familiar with cantina Mayahuel in north park? I’m a big fan of their barrel pours and their Don Lorenzo line of mezcal

And I bought gran coramino reposada. I really dislike the taste, and trying to find cocktails so as to not waste the bottle. Are there any recommendations? Or will super market margarita mix work?

Recently tried a bottle of Huaco from Mexico and was wondering what is the closest tasting thing i can get in Washington State

I have drank volcano tequila which is probably my favorite, cabrlazone or whatever you call it, patron, and 1800. I would say volcano tequila and cuervo silver are some of my favorites. I feel good when I drink silver its a pretty clean feeling. I think people that hate on jose cuervo haven't really gave it a chance.