Fall Cocktails That Celebrate Flavors of the Season
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by Imbibe
4M ago
Drink in the best of the autumn harvest. The post Fall Cocktails That Celebrate Flavors of the Season appeared first on Imbibe Magazine ..read more
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Drink of the Week: El Tequileño Still Strength Blanco Tequila
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by Paul Clarke
6M ago
Give your Margarita extra spirit with this high-proof blanco tequila. The post Drink of the Week: El Tequileño Still Strength Blanco Tequila appeared first on Imbibe Magazine ..read more
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The Cantarito Is Jalisco’s Signature Summer Cocktail
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by Laurel Miller
7M ago
The story behind the preferred libation of Mexico's jimadores. The post The Cantarito Is Jalisco’s Signature Summer Cocktail appeared first on Imbibe Magazine ..read more
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Drink of the Week: Almave Blue Agave Spirit
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by Penelope Bass
10M ago
It’s natural to see ebbs and flows among any booming industry, and non-alcoholic spirits are no different. Since U.K.-based Seedlip more or less kicked off the concept in 2015, there has been a Cambrian explosion of products in the spirit-free sphere. This is great news for drinkers (or non-drinkers, as it were). The increasing interest from consumers and breadth of experimentation among producers has allowed for innovation and, more importantly, evolution in the category, and the new Almave Blue Agave Spirit is a good example. Re-creating not just the flavor but the full sensory experience of ..read more
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Three Ways: Lychee Martini
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by Imbibe
11M ago
Born of the oft-maligned era in the late ’90s and early aughts when everything became an overly sweet ’tini, the Lychee Martini is most often credited to New York City “clubstaurants” like Lot 61 and Korean restaurant Clay. But whether due to pure nostalgia or the fact that bartenders are a group that tend to love a challenge, the Lychee Martini is back and—at the risk of cliché—it’s better than ever. From stripping the drink down to its barest essentials, to taking the flavor profile in a whole new direction, here are three versions worth breaking out the Martini glasses. Lychee Martini Leani ..read more
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Drink of the Week: Tequila Ocho Añejo Barrel Select Widow Jane 2024
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by Caroline Pardilla
1y ago
Recently I had to go on a last-minute road trip across the country, from LA to Boston. And, as luck would have it, an hour before I hit the road, a bottle of Tequila Ocho Añejo Barrel Select Widow Jane 2024 landed on my doorstep. It’s the second collaboration between Tequila Ocho and Widow Jane Distillery, and it launched this month. (The first collab was a reposado aged for about eight weeks in bourbon barrels.) This limited-edition single-estate, single-field añejo tequila is made from overripe agaves from Rancho El Nacimiento—which is owned and operated by the family of Tequila Ocho co-foun ..read more
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Drink of the Week: Paladar Tequila Blanco
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by Paul Clarke
1y ago
Tequila can be tricky. Sales of agave spirits overall are blowing the roof off the U.S. spirits market. But as tequila enjoys unprecedented popularity, consumers need to be vigilant. Flavorings, colorants, and other additives are widely added to tequila. And corner-cutting is also typical among many producers. This results in tequilas with questionable integrity, and that may be problematic from a cultural or ecological perspective. But in this uncertain territory, standout examples remain. And one of them is this week’s Drink of the Week: Paladar Tequila Blanco. Paladar is produced by the Ore ..read more
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Drink of the Week: Mayenda Tequila Blanco
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by Imbibe
1y ago
Launched in April, Mayenda enters the ultra-premium tequila category with an impressive pedigree and process. The distillery’s Maestro Tequilero, Jesus Susunaga Acosta, brings extensive experience with Cognac houses of France, vermouth makers of Italy, and historic distilleries of Scotland, along with a deep passion for tequila. Named after Mayahuel, the Aztec goddess of agave, Mayenda is produced in small batches using a signature distillation process that blends centuries-old craft with modern methods. During the production process, roasted piñas (agave hearts) are macerated in base distilla ..read more
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Drink of the Week: Alma del Jaguar Blanco Tequila
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by Caroline Pardilla
1y ago
I get sent a lot of pitches. So, an intriguing story is sometimes hard to dig out of an inbox with a low signal-to-noise ratio. But Alma del Jaguar tequila‘s story stopped me in my tracks, appealing to my animal-loving nature. Launched in May 2023 by founder McCauley Williams, the tequila brand donates a percentage of its proceeds to aid in wild jaguar conservation. Why jaguars? Williams got the idea from his uncle Rick Williams. A wildlife photographer, he moved to Mexico in the ’90s to study the big cats. He then co-founded the Northern Jaguar Project to help protect the wild jaguars in the ..read more
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Drink of the Week: El Sativo Single Estate Tequila Blanco
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by Caroline Pardilla
3y ago
With the tequila category already so crowded, it can be difficult for a new brand to stand out. But El Sativo Single Estate Tequila Blanco—made from 100% blue Weber agave in Jalisco—did just that when it debuted in 2020 and was quickly named “Tequila of the Year” at the San Francisco Spirits World Competition. The 80-proof organic blanco carries a sweet agave aroma combined with grapefruit, while every sip delivers bright notes of citrus and pepper. Add to that the company’s dedication to the environment, with 4 percent of every bottle sold going to the Ocean Conservancy. This tequila is smoot ..read more
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