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BahamaBreeze wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:Check 'em out...


'Course, I need look no more...I think I've already found the best tequila.

Thats one BIG liquor store!

THAT, is NOT a liquor store!!!

THAT, is a TEMPLE of booze.

I have only worshiped there once.

Marnin Grita Guy wrote:

BahamaBreeze wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:Check 'em out...


'Course, I need look no more...I think I've already found the best tequila.

Thats one BIG liquor store!

THAT, is NOT a liquor store!!!

THAT, is a TEMPLE of booze.

I have only worshiped there once.

Just like FAO Schwarz for kids....

BahamaBreeze wrote:

Marnin Grita Guy wrote:

BahamaBreeze wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:Check 'em out...


'Course, I need look no more...I think I've already found the best tequila.

Thats one BIG liquor store!

THAT, is NOT a liquor store!!!

THAT, is a TEMPLE of booze.

I have only worshiped there once.

Just like FAO Schwarz for kids....

more fun. waaaaayyyyy more fun.

BahamaBreeze wrote:

Marnin Grita Guy wrote:

BahamaBreeze wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:Check 'em out...


'Course, I need look no more...I think I've already found the best tequila.

Thats one BIG liquor store!

THAT, is NOT a liquor store!!!

THAT, is a TEMPLE of booze.

I have only worshiped there once.

Just like FAO Schwarz for kids....

It's actually even more than a liquor store. It also has a nice little grocery section, with some unique food items, a big ol' coffee roaster, produce section, nice sized olive bar and a huge cheese section. And not to be left out...an awesome little deli in the back with tables up front, where I spent many a lunch hour (or more) since it was a decent little walk from the office. I've got some nice little memories from that place, for sure.

RinglingRingling wrote: Might I recommend taking home a few bottles to savor until you can make it back over the equator again:

7 Leguas Anejo
Cabo Wabo Anejo
Cazadores Reposado
Hacienda de Chihuahua Anejo Sotol (agave liquor like tequila, just not distilled in Jalisco State)
Milagro Single-Barrel Reserve Anejo (save this for wakes/weddings/christenings)
Milagro Anejo
Sauza Tres Generaciones

Muchas gracias

Noted, printed and stowed amongst the travel docs....

VanillaGrl wrote:

BahamaBreeze wrote:

Marnin Grita Guy wrote:

BahamaBreeze wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:Check 'em out...


'Course, I need look no more...I think I've already found the best tequila.

Thats one BIG liquor store!

THAT, is NOT a liquor store!!!

THAT, is a TEMPLE of booze.

I have only worshiped there once.

Just like FAO Schwarz for kids....

It's actually even more than a liquor store. It also has a nice little grocery section, with some unique food items, a big ol' coffee roaster, produce section, nice sized olive bar and a huge cheese section. And not to be left out...an awesome little deli in the back with tables up front, where I spent many a lunch hour (or more) since it was a decent little walk from the office. I've got some nice little memories from that place, for sure.

I knew that, of course. I don't think people would expect me to talk about the unbeleivable food selection they

have, or the amazing cigars they have since I no longer smoke. That said, what yummy food items they have.

Think of a great Deli/ grocerette combined in a "party" store with cigars to boot. Now what I know best, or should I

say what I do best, booze. It's there in quantity be it beer, wine, or liquor. I thought I had fallen down

the "rabbit hole".

Heard Toro is a hit in Cincy!

Rabbitz wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote: Might I recommend taking home a few bottles to savor until you can make it back over the equator again:

7 Leguas Anejo
Cabo Wabo Anejo
Cazadores Reposado
Hacienda de Chihuahua Anejo Sotol (agave liquor like tequila, just not distilled in Jalisco State)
Milagro Single-Barrel Reserve Anejo (save this for wakes/weddings/christenings)
Milagro Anejo
Sauza Tres Generaciones

Muchas gracias

Noted, printed and stowed amongst the travel docs....

Love the Cabo Wabo.... Have 6 bottles in the freezer.

I'm in the camp that beleives the is no bad tequila after the first bottle of the good stuff is gone.

good tequila, bad tequila, more tequila, floor...

As most who know me are aware, I love rum.

We do keep a few bottles of other things around though.

The Milagro single barrel select is the best tequila i have ever tasted. The Reposado is my favorite, but the anejo is pretty amazing too!

From Tuesday:

"That is so smooth."; "It's good, it starts warm, and stays warm all the way down"; "where did you get that, I need to get some"; etc.

Toro de Lidia Anejo, for $26 plus shipping was appreciated by everyone who tried it. Even had a couple professionals (bartenders, not alcoholics) ask and take pictures of the label to see if they could find a source. While it isn't a heavy concentration of any one flavor, there are a lot of good notes in it, and it goes well with a mild to mild-medium Connecticut wrapper Dominican cigar.

Now I gotta get a bottle of the Extra Anejo, and see what difference 5 more years in the uncharred oak cask makes

and for the record: Flor de Cana 12 year old rum is darn good too.

I wish I could remember the tequila we drank at my son's wedding. I know we had Patron for the rehearsal dinner...