follow up; the Yangarra blend stuff is mucho el-smootho. not a terrible bottle; maybe not $25 yummy but a nice drink just the same.

I'm a Tequila guy. I drink it straight, no rocks, no training wheels. 100% Agave is the baseline, if that's not on the label it doesn't even make it into a Margarita.

Don Julio Anejo is the one I buy when I just want a good Tequila.

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My wife bought me a bottle of Don Julio Real when she told me that she was Pregnant. Unbelievably good but the price makes it something that I probably wont buy again.

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Jose Cuevro Tradicional is the best bang for your buck Tequila out there. I drink it the most, and it's a great Tequila for Margaritas.

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Cazadores is another great Tequlia for the money, although a little more than the Tradicional it's great back up.

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My all time favorite Tequlia is Don Julio 1942. WOW! It's not cheap, but man is it good. It's about 1/3 the price of Don Julio Real but oh so much better than all the others I've had. Don't let my small selection fool you, I've tried a lot of Tequila. Don't you dare put ice in it or heaven forbid throw it in a Margarita!

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Try the Nectar of Gods, and try it without the shot glass for a change.

Can you give me any hints on how to pronounce it? I'll feel silly asking for it at the local liquor store if I can't even say it right. I'd hate for them to think I'm an amateur. ;)

Thanks,
Dan

Martells Noblige, best taste for buck! :)

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Either Jack Daniels or Gentlemen Jack.....either one on the rocks!

Heh, my dad and I used to argue about that, until I found it's explained right on the bottle (or maybe box) and on their website, and found he was right. Straight from the horse's mouth: La-froyg.

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Of course, your average liquor store owner may pronounce it the way I (mistakenly) thought it was, "la-fro-ag".

Wis-key