Tequila Joe's Collection |
| Regional Blanco - Old Bottle |
| NOM: 1121-I Distillery: Empressa Ejidal Tequilera Amatitán, S.A. De C.V. - 'La Regional' Importer: No Importer (MX Bottle) Area: Lowlands Aged: Unaged Barrel Type: n/a Bottle Size: 1000ml Bottle Number: n/a Number of Distillations: 2 Alcohol Percentage: 43%/86 Proof Price: $145 Current Website: http://www.regionaltequila.com/ |
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My Tasting Notes: n/a
Info on the Back of the Bottle: n/a
Other Info: A friend of mine found some of these bottles and was kind enough to
trade one to me for a couple bottles. I suspect this bottle is from the early 80's but
that is simply a educated guess. However, a good and knowledgeable friend of mine
believes that this bottle may be one of the originals from the mid 1970's. In either
case, I am glad to have this addition and thankful to my friend for trading me one.
Below is some additional information about Regional Tequila:
"In the heart of Jalisco, the designated tequila region of Mexico, a visionary group of
agave plant growers joined forces around 1974 to create Empresa Ejidal Tequilera
Amatitán. Since then, they have demonstrated how to produce some of the region’s
finest tequila – Regional (pronounced “Ray-he-o-nahl”) Tequila – which has won
numerous awards for its quality and reputation, showcasing the history and expertise
of the producers.
Empresa Ejidal is comprised of 36 agave-producing farmers belonging to seven
counties, uniting as one to produce the best tequila the region has to offer. The
partners are aficionados of the land, hand selecting only the best agave plants from
their fields to produce quality tequila with a family guarantee. What makes Regional
Tequila truly unique is the care taken by the partners in every aspect of cultivating and
production. The Regional process and product standards, which are approved by the
Tequila Regulatory Council, are passionately followed and protected through each
step." -RegionalTequila.com
Info on the Back of the Bottle: n/a
Other Info: A friend of mine found some of these bottles and was kind enough to
trade one to me for a couple bottles. I suspect this bottle is from the early 80's but
that is simply a educated guess. However, a good and knowledgeable friend of mine
believes that this bottle may be one of the originals from the mid 1970's. In either
case, I am glad to have this addition and thankful to my friend for trading me one.
Below is some additional information about Regional Tequila:
"In the heart of Jalisco, the designated tequila region of Mexico, a visionary group of
agave plant growers joined forces around 1974 to create Empresa Ejidal Tequilera
Amatitán. Since then, they have demonstrated how to produce some of the region’s
finest tequila – Regional (pronounced “Ray-he-o-nahl”) Tequila – which has won
numerous awards for its quality and reputation, showcasing the history and expertise
of the producers.
Empresa Ejidal is comprised of 36 agave-producing farmers belonging to seven
counties, uniting as one to produce the best tequila the region has to offer. The
partners are aficionados of the land, hand selecting only the best agave plants from
their fields to produce quality tequila with a family guarantee. What makes Regional
Tequila truly unique is the care taken by the partners in every aspect of cultivating and
production. The Regional process and product standards, which are approved by the
Tequila Regulatory Council, are passionately followed and protected through each
step." -RegionalTequila.com
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