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maufro wrote:

z-man wrote:

maufro wrote: Hey Z,

quick question -

I'm looking for a nice sipping tequila, something more sophisticated than patron and I recall seeing entries you've authored that gave me the impression you possessed some experience with this. Any cost concuss suggestions?

Thanks man!

All good tequilas will be 100% blue agave
For a sipping tequila you probably will prefer an anejo or reposado.

My absolute favorite is Milagro Select Barrel Reserve Anejo
it is not available everywhere, and it usually runs about $110 a bottle

One that is available most places that I really like is Don Julio Anejo.
costs about the same as Patron anejo, and I think it is much smoother

If you prefer a reposado to an anejo, Cabo Wabo is available everywhere and is pretty good.

I guess I'm not too far away; Actually, I have an unopened bottle of the Milagro SBR Reposado, not Anejo (Don't know what I'm waiting for). I have had Cabo since Walgreen's puts on sale regularly.

I will have to try the Don Julio and Milagro SBR Anejo, but I was unable to find it down here that's why we got the Rep.

Thanks for the heads up!

z-man wrote:

maufro wrote:

z-man wrote:

maufro wrote: Hey Z,

quick question -

I'm looking for a nice sipping tequila, something more sophisticated than patron and I recall seeing entries you've authored that gave me the impression you possessed some experience with this. Any cost concuss suggestions?

Thanks man!

All good tequilas will be 100% blue agave
For a sipping tequila you probably will prefer an anejo or reposado.

My absolute favorite is Milagro Select Barrel Reserve Anejo
it is not available everywhere, and it usually runs about $110 a bottle

One that is available most places that I really like is Don Julio Anejo.
costs about the same as Patron anejo, and I think it is much smoother

If you prefer a reposado to an anejo, Cabo Wabo is available everywhere and is pretty good.

I guess I'm not too far away; Actually, I have an unopened bottle of the Milagro SBR Reposado, not Anejo (Don't know what I'm waiting for). I have had Cabo since Walgreen's puts on sale regularly.

I will have to try the Don Julio and Milagro SBR Anejo, but I was unable to find it down here that's why we got the Rep.

Thanks for the heads up!

that one was awarded the "best of show" award at the 2007 San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

maufro wrote:

z-man wrote:

maufro wrote:

z-man wrote:

maufro wrote: Hey Z,

quick question -

I'm looking for a nice sipping tequila, something more sophisticated than patron and I recall seeing entries you've authored that gave me the impression you possessed some experience with this. Any cost concuss suggestions?

Thanks man!

All good tequilas will be 100% blue agave
For a sipping tequila you probably will prefer an anejo or reposado.

My absolute favorite is Milagro Select Barrel Reserve Anejo
it is not available everywhere, and it usually runs about $110 a bottle

One that is available most places that I really like is Don Julio Anejo.
costs about the same as Patron anejo, and I think it is much smoother

If you prefer a reposado to an anejo, Cabo Wabo is available everywhere and is pretty good.

I guess I'm not too far away; Actually, I have an unopened bottle of the Milagro SBR Reposado, not Anejo (Don't know what I'm waiting for). I have had Cabo since Walgreen's puts on sale regularly.

I will have to try the Don Julio and Milagro SBR Anejo, but I was unable to find it down here that's why we got the Rep.

Thanks for the heads up!

that one was awarded the "best of show" award at the 2007 San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

During he Tampa tailgate somebody offered a shot of SBR to us, the girls loved the bottle. So I looked around, found a bottle as a hostess gift for one of them, but the wife thought it was a little over the top. Now it sits in a cool dark spot waiting for the right opportunity; I guess