| Hussong's Reposado (Mixto) |
| NOM: 1460 Distillery: Compañia Tequilera de Arandas, S.A. de C.V Area: Highlands Aged: At Least 2 Months Barrel Type: American White Oak Barrels Bottle Size: 750ml Bottle Number: 86,019 Number of Distillations: 2 Alcohol Percentage: 40%/80 Proof Price: $43 Current Website: n/a |
My Tasting Notes: n/a
Info on the Back of the Bottle: n/a
Other Info: "This Tequila is mainly associated with Hussong's Cantina, the infamous
Ensenada nightclub frequented by southern Californians and spring breakers. Naming
Tequila after popular night spots doesn't appear all that unusual. Sammy Hagar
thought it was a good idea and introduced the popular Cabo Wabo line of Tequilas,
named after his club in Cabo San Lucas. The Reposado is a medium straw color. It has
(had) decent Agave flavor and prevalent wood tones. [...]
At last look of the new Hussong's bottles of mixto I forgot to look for or did not notice a
NOM which would not be required information on mixed tequila bottled in the States.
[...]
Now (2004) newer bottles of Hussong's tequila jugs are appearing once again with no
designation at all. One can be sure that the tequila is now a 51% to 49% agave mix. I
should also mention that the McCormick Distilling web site does continue to describe
Hussong's as 100% agave but I'd recommend a closer look a the bottle before your
next purchase. OK, you don't really have to look too close. There is now an awkward,
glaring gap where the 100% phrase used to be and a look at the back label provides
the proof that the product is again bottled in Missouri." -Pocotequila.com
Info on the Back of the Bottle: n/a
Other Info: "This Tequila is mainly associated with Hussong's Cantina, the infamous
Ensenada nightclub frequented by southern Californians and spring breakers. Naming
Tequila after popular night spots doesn't appear all that unusual. Sammy Hagar
thought it was a good idea and introduced the popular Cabo Wabo line of Tequilas,
named after his club in Cabo San Lucas. The Reposado is a medium straw color. It has
(had) decent Agave flavor and prevalent wood tones. [...]
At last look of the new Hussong's bottles of mixto I forgot to look for or did not notice a
NOM which would not be required information on mixed tequila bottled in the States.
[...]
Now (2004) newer bottles of Hussong's tequila jugs are appearing once again with no
designation at all. One can be sure that the tequila is now a 51% to 49% agave mix. I
should also mention that the McCormick Distilling web site does continue to describe
Hussong's as 100% agave but I'd recommend a closer look a the bottle before your
next purchase. OK, you don't really have to look too close. There is now an awkward,
glaring gap where the 100% phrase used to be and a look at the back label provides
the proof that the product is again bottled in Missouri." -Pocotequila.com
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