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    Gran Centenario Reposado. Here's what some one else said about it "For my money, this is the best tequila value on the market today. An excellent, smooth, full-of-agave-flavor bottle, and it runs under $35 at most liquor stores! Hints of vanilla, oak (of course), and cinnamon make this a very enjoyable pour. One of my favorites! I keep coming back to it again and again. Reviewed by jzsouthern" Thank you
    +1 El Jimador Nice everyday 20$ a bottel drink.
    +1 on El Cazadores an all around good tequila for mixed drinks, sippin, or shots.
    Corralejo Reposado. "Double Gold Medal" at the 2001 World Spirits Competition. This may have been true in 2001 nowadays the quality has been a bit spotty, but if you find a "good" bottel it won't be lacking for much.
    I dont think any one mentioned Chinaco. If you haven't tried this yet, you owe it to your self to do so. Very good juice.
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    I replied last week about the KAH offerings, but I also have bottles of El Tesoro Reposado and Anejo and enjoy them in margaritas and for sipping. Moved past Cuervo and Patron, but it sounds like there is a lot more to sample!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Miles View Post
    Made a large batch of killer margaritas for my neighbors' Cinco de Mayo party yesterday. Squeezed all the juice (lemons, limes and a couple of tangerines), added a bit of agave syrup and used Cointreau and Cazadores as the octane ingredients. So good on the rocks. Folks were kind of wobbly afterwards, but fortunately it just a local block party so nobody had to drive home :)

    Cazadores is my go-to tequila for most things: great for mixing, fairly good straight up. This said, I also enjoy Herradura tequila for sipping.
    +1 Fresh squeezed limes, no sugar or margarita mix, and on the rocks makes for a great margarita.

    I use Herradura silver and Cointreau for Margaritas.

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    I've been enjoying the reposado from El Jimador for the past few months. I'd never heard of it before, but apparently, it's not too rare. I'm not very knowledgeable about tequilas, but I do think this was a pretty lucky pick-up. It makes a good margarita, but I really like it neat too, myself. I will have to keep an eye peeled for that Gran Centenario though... have to have something to compare right?

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    I like Chinaco reposado neat or Sauza Hornitos reposado and fresh juice for a margarita when I am at home. I love a flight of neat tequila most anywhere when I don't have navigational reponsibilities.

 

 

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