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VanillaGrl wrote:

z-man wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:
come on down to MOTM... The St. Minnesomeplace crew and Citcat got to try what I had in the "magic lexan bottle"...

Heyyyyy....I didn't get any of that

there is some of that 'special' tequila from Stars left!
come on down to Florida on Sept 23 and help us drink it!

mmmmmm

I am actually hoping to be in FL around the 23rd, just probably
a bit further south than where you are.

RinglingRingling wrote:

CapnK wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

karat wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote: Cliff is taller and better looking.

But do your pant legs reach the floor - therefore not revealing white tube socks...?

not at the moment... because right now I'm not wearing socks..

but you are wearing pants, right??? please

not then, not now..

CapnK wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

CapnK wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

karat wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote: Cliff is taller and better looking.

But do your pant legs reach the floor - therefore not revealing white tube socks...?

not at the moment... because right now I'm not wearing socks..

but you are wearing pants, right??? please

not then, not now..

should've known...

RinglingRingling wrote:

z-man wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:
come on down to MOTM... The St. Minnesomeplace crew and Citcat got to try what I had in the "magic lexan bottle"...

Heyyyyy....I didn't get any of that

there is some of that 'special' tequila from Stars left!
come on down to Florida on Sept 23 and help us drink it!

The special tequila from Stars is much better than what was in the magic lexan bottle... single-barrel reserve anejo with a blown-glass agave plant in the base of the bottle.. that, is incredible stuff.

Incredible stuff....indeed!

RinglingRingling wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:

z-man wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:
come on down to MOTM... The St. Minnesomeplace crew and Citcat got to try what I had in the "magic lexan bottle"...

Heyyyyy....I didn't get any of that

there is some of that 'special' tequila from Stars left!
come on down to Florida on Sept 23 and help us drink it!

mmmmmm

I am actually hoping to be in FL around the 23rd, just probably
a bit further south than where you are.

If you stop thru, I'll share, dear

ahhh...thanks, but I doubt I'll be making any stops on
this trip...other than a quick change of planes.

VanillaGrl wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote: The special tequila from Stars is much better than what was in the magic lexan bottle... single-barrel reserve anejo with a blown-glass agave plant in the base of the bottle.. that, is incredible stuff.

Incredible stuff....indeed!

z-man wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote: The special tequila from Stars is much better than what was in the magic lexan bottle... single-barrel reserve anejo with a blown-glass agave plant in the base of the bottle.. that, is incredible stuff.

Incredible stuff....indeed!

mmmmmhmmmmm

You 'da man, Z!

Soraya wrote:

finattic wrote:We got the 100 oz. Margarita in Vegas last year at Margaritaville. It's basically a Margarita dispenser that sits on your table and you fill your own cup from it. It cost us $49.95 (which really isn't that bad a deal - considering ordering a Margarita at the bar was like $7.50-$8.00) I have a picture of it if you are interested...but it's at home so I can't post it now. Also you can only get a 100 oz. if you are at a table.

That isn't exactly a bad deal at all....if you have more then one person drinking them!

VanillaGrl wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:

z-man wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:
come on down to MOTM... The St. Minnesomeplace crew and Citcat got to try what I had in the "magic lexan bottle"...

Heyyyyy....I didn't get any of that

there is some of that 'special' tequila from Stars left!
come on down to Florida on Sept 23 and help us drink it!

mmmmmm

I am actually hoping to be in FL around the 23rd, just probably
a bit further south than where you are.

If you stop thru, I'll share, dear

ahhh...thanks, but I doubt I'll be making any stops on
this trip...other than a quick change of planes.

RinglingRingling wrote:

land_shark3 wrote:

citcat wrote:1800 Reposado

You're using 1800 to mix?!? I'd love to try what ever you drink straight.

come on down to MOTM... The St. Minnesomeplace crew and Citcat got to try what I had in the "magic lexan bottle"...

VanillaGrl wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:

z-man wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:
come on down to MOTM... The St. Minnesomeplace crew and Citcat got to try what I had in the "magic lexan bottle"...

Heyyyyy....I didn't get any of that

there is some of that 'special' tequila from Stars left!
come on down to Florida on Sept 23 and help us drink it!

mmmmmm

I am actually hoping to be in FL around the 23rd, just probably
a bit further south than where you are.

If you stop thru, I'll share, dear

ahhh...thanks, but I doubt I'll be making any stops on
this trip...other than a quick change of planes.

RinglingRingling wrote:

CapnK wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

CapnK wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

karat wrote: But do your pant legs reach the floor - therefore not revealing white tube socks...?

not at the moment... because right now I'm not wearing socks..

but you are wearing pants, right??? please

not then, not now..

should've known...

haven't worn pants since about May...

UpstateNYPH wrote:I ate at a mexican restaurant on the waterfront in Cape Town, South Africa, and they served all kinds of cocktails in mixing bowls. And I'm talking big mixing bowls (but they called them fishbowls). They were good....I think....

http://www.cantinatequila.co.za/cocktails.htm

RinglingRingling wrote:

karat wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

karat wrote:I picked up... Sauze or something like that - Silver... Not willing to try it at the moment. May be on Monday after my first full day back to work. Doing the Wine Fest this weekend - need the tastebuds..

Thanks guys! Much appreciated!


lick slam s***

Sauza Silver will work well. Sauza is the #1 distiller of tequila in Mexico. If you get a chance, or want to surprise your guests, pick up a bottle of their Hornitos Reposado. It's about as top-shelf as you want to go for margarita-mixing.

Surprise or knock them on thier 'keisters'?

surprise. contrary to reputation, tequila is no more alcoholic than most basic whiskeys or gin at about 80 proof. You can get barrel-proof bourbon in the 110-115 range, and you can get overproof rum (non 151) in the 110-120 range.

A lot of tequila's reputation comes from the folks who do 15 shots and then think they are bulletproof. Too, the usual shooter tequilas are not 100% agave, only about 51% fermented agave juice blended with alcohol from sugar water to form a mixto. Some would tell you that it's the mixto that gives you the hangover in the morning, tho I wouldn't go that far.

Sauza Hornitos is a 100% agave product, aged for 150 days in oak barrels, so it is a bit mellower than straight silver or blanco.

and I stand corrected: Sauza is the #2 distiller currently.

OPHarbor wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

karat wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

karat wrote:I picked up... Sauze or something like that - Silver... Not willing to try it at the moment. May be on Monday after my first full day back to work. Doing the Wine Fest this weekend - need the tastebuds..

Thanks guys! Much appreciated!


lick slam s***

Sauza Silver will work well. Sauza is the #1 distiller of tequila in Mexico. If you get a chance, or want to surprise your guests, pick up a bottle of their Hornitos Reposado. It's about as top-shelf as you want to go for margarita-mixing.

Surprise or knock them on thier 'keisters'?

surprise. contrary to reputation, tequila is no more alcoholic than most basic whiskeys or gin at about 80 proof. You can get barrel-proof bourbon in the 110-115 range, and you can get overproof rum (non 151) in the 110-120 range.

A lot of tequila's reputation comes from the folks who do 15 shots and then think they are bulletproof. Too, the usual shooter tequilas are not 100% agave, only about 51% fermented agave juice blended with alcohol from sugar water to form a mixto. Some would tell you that it's the mixto that gives you the hangover in the morning, tho I wouldn't go that far.

Sauza Hornitos is a 100% agave product, aged for 150 days in oak barrels, so it is a bit mellower than straight silver or blanco.

and I stand corrected: Sauza is the #2 distiller currently.

Ringling,
You are the man! If I had posted this I would be the man. Your advise is right on the mark. Do not use that stuff our favorite minstral puts out(sorry Bubba), its pure swill for the masses, selling on pure name recognition. You really can't put a super premium product in margaritas, it'd be a waste, but a shot of Cabo, or Patron on the side is a GOOD thing!

RinglingRingling wrote:

OPHarbor wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

karat wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

karat wrote:I picked up... Sauze or something like that - Silver... Not willing to try it at the moment. May be on Monday after my first full day back to work. Doing the Wine Fest this weekend - need the tastebuds..
Thanks guys! Much appreciated!
lick slam s***

Sauza Silver will work well. Sauza is the #1 distiller of tequila in Mexico. If you get a chance, or want to surprise your guests, pick up a bottle of their Hornitos Reposado. It's about as top-shelf as you want to go for margarita-mixing.

Surprise or knock them on thier 'keisters'?

surprise. contrary to reputation, tequila is no more alcoholic than most basic whiskeys or gin at about 80 proof. You can get barrel-proof bourbon in the 110-115 range, and you can get overproof rum (non 151) in the 110-120 range.
A lot of tequila's reputation comes from the folks who do 15 shots and then think they are bulletproof. Too, the usual shooter tequilas are not 100% agave, only about 51% fermented agave juice blended with alcohol from sugar water to form a mixto. Some would tell you that it's the mixto that gives you the hangover in the morning, tho I wouldn't go that far.
Sauza Hornitos is a 100% agave product, aged for 150 days in oak barrels, so it is a bit mellower than straight silver or blanco.
and I stand corrected: Sauza is the #2 distiller currently.

Ringling,
You are the man! If I had posted this I would be the man. Your advise is right on the mark. Do not use that stuff our favorite minstral puts out(sorry Bubba), its pure swill for the masses, selling on pure name recognition. You really can't put a super premium product in margaritas, it'd be a waste, but a shot of Cabo, or Patron on the side is a GOOD thing!

Thanks and on the second thought: Cabo anejo... mmmmm... not bad for about $55/750ml