Beautiful Chaos

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Hey 41Dude, this one might be a little more fun ๐Ÿ˜ ๐Ÿ˜‚
 
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Actually there are some high end tequilas that are pretty good and can be drunk or better yet sipped straight.
Back when I went to and worked at the yearly National Chimney Sweep Guild conventions I belonged to a small group called, "The friends of Don." This was named at the Don Julio tequila. More often than not a late afternoon meeting would lead to a late night BS session.
 
Actually there are some high end tequilas that are pretty good and can be drunk or better yet sipped straight.
Back when I went to and worked at the yearly National Chimney Sweep Guild conventions I belonged to a small group called, "The friends of Don." This was named at the Don Julio tequila. More often than not a late afternoon meeting would lead to a late night BS session.

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When I was in the Liquor business, we would have Mexican businessmen come to town once in a while.
They would NEVER buy Jose Cuervo. But would purchase.
Don Julio
El Cazador
Herradura and other good sippin' brands.
If you have never tried some top shelf Tequilas, they are worth a look :cool:
 
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When I was in the Liquor business, we would have Mexican businessmen come to town once in a while.
They would NEVER buy Jose Cuervo. But would purchase.
Don Julio
El Cazador
Herradura and other good sippin' brands.
If you have never tried some top shelf Tequilas, they are worth a look :cool:
Some good stuff, here, not cheap...

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Actually not sure about currently but Jose Quevo(sp?) used to offer a once a year run of tequila, I forget what they called it but it came in a wooden box with a different artistic design every year... cost was just over a hundred bucks and it was some more smooth easy to drink stuff.
the interesting thing about tequila is the really high end stuff is aged all of 3 years or a bit more....
 

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