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| Jose Cuervo "White Label" - Old Bottle (Mixto) |
| NOM: 1104-I Distillery: Tequila Cuervo La Rojeña, S.A. DE C.V. Importer: Heublein, Inc. Area: Lowlands Aged: Under 2 Months (Blend of Tequilas Mellowed in Oak with Young Silver Tequilas) Barrel Type: American White Oak Bottle Size: 750ml Bottle Number: n/a Number of Distillations: 2 Alcohol Percentage: 40%/80 Proof Price: $80 Current Website: http://www.cuervo.com |
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My Tasting Notes: n/a
Info on the Back of the Bottle: Jose Cuervo Cocktails
Cuervo Margarita
1.5 oz. Cuervo Tequila
1 oz. of Triple Sec
1 oz. fresh lime juice of lemon juice
Shake with shaved ice
Serve in salt rimmed glass
Cuervo Colada
Shake or blend with 1/2 cup crushed ice, 1 jigger of Cuervo Tequila, 1 oz. Cream of
Coconut and 2 oz. pineapple juice.
Cuervo Backwall
Fill an on-the-rocks glass with ice. Pour in one part Cuervo Tequila and one part Rose's
lime juice. Add a splash of soda.
Other Info: "Jose Cuervo Tequila with 200 years of history as Mexico’s oldest
continuously running tequila distiller. Jose Maria Guadalupe Cuervo received a permit in
1795 and eventually led to the dynasty that is the present day Jose Cuervo. When
Jose Guadalupe Cuervo died, the property went to his daughter, who gave control to
her husband Vincente Albino Rojas. He modernized the distillery, expanded production
and sales, and renamed the plant La Rojeña." -Jose Cuervo
Info on the Back of the Bottle: Jose Cuervo Cocktails
Cuervo Margarita
1.5 oz. Cuervo Tequila
1 oz. of Triple Sec
1 oz. fresh lime juice of lemon juice
Shake with shaved ice
Serve in salt rimmed glass
Cuervo Colada
Shake or blend with 1/2 cup crushed ice, 1 jigger of Cuervo Tequila, 1 oz. Cream of
Coconut and 2 oz. pineapple juice.
Cuervo Backwall
Fill an on-the-rocks glass with ice. Pour in one part Cuervo Tequila and one part Rose's
lime juice. Add a splash of soda.
Other Info: "Jose Cuervo Tequila with 200 years of history as Mexico’s oldest
continuously running tequila distiller. Jose Maria Guadalupe Cuervo received a permit in
1795 and eventually led to the dynasty that is the present day Jose Cuervo. When
Jose Guadalupe Cuervo died, the property went to his daughter, who gave control to
her husband Vincente Albino Rojas. He modernized the distillery, expanded production
and sales, and renamed the plant La Rojeña." -Jose Cuervo
