A sour start with an acidic style finish, the AMF cocktail (Adio’s Mother F–cker) has lots of the Long Island Ice Tea qualities intermingled with the Electric Lemonade but may stand alone as its own creation. Lots of alcohols makeup this beverage and too many may be unwise–drink wisely and slowly!
We’re mixing a Perfect Puree recipe today using Perfect Puree Classic Sweet & Sour. The recipe is called the Easy Premium Margarita and its primary goal is to make my life easier mixing. It’s also got a great taste and flavor and that never hurts!
In this tequila tasting we’re matching our last winner, Hornitos against Paqui and Semental’s silver variaty to see if anyone can beat the lower-cost plata alternative. Don’t get us wrong, all of these are great contenders and should be considered for a variety of taste choices, we’re just going to let you know which taste best in our blind tasting.
This cocktail seems to be full of juices, but you still retain some of the flavors of tequila. The juices, combined, create a uniquely slight sour/tart taste while bringing some citrus and tropical notes. Granted, we did change the recipe a bit with too much Grenadine, but it gave a nice tequila sunrise like effect!
Big time blueberry, that’s today’s cocktail. A drink with more blueberry schnapps than should be legal! The Liquid Draino Cocktail isn’t overly-potent (as the name suggests) but does contain a big blast of blueberry with hints of rum and tequila for style. For those using clear blueberry schnapps, this cocktail may look like water. You may try a reposado tequila or gold rum to change that up a bit.
A slightly tropical appeal, the coconut and tequila bring you to the islands while the sweeter citrus notes of the lemon/lime soda and orange juice keep it light and refreshing. This cocktail might be a good introduction for those that don’t like the potency of a “big” tequila drink.
We’re on our Beverage Artistry kick again, this time with a full carton of the perfect puree. It’s spring time, so it only makes sense to begin wipping out our mojito-like cocktails. We chose Señor Frogs Plata Tequila for this recipe, bring a bit of fresh squeezed lime to sour it up and club soda to add some zing.
Two of my favorite spirits mixed together: tequila and bourbon. This cocktail brings the carbonated orange flavors to that of a rich agave (using the Corzo silver) and a mild bourbon finish. If you’re a fan of the tequila flavors and love a nice bourbon, this fairly potent cocktail (considering it’s half orange soda) is definitely something try.
You can never have too much silver tequila and today I’m looking at Paquí Silvera Tequila, a silver tequila that’s 100% de Agave with a name taken from the Aztec’s meaning, “to be happy.” Will you be happy with the Paquí Silvera? Let us find out!
We received a bottle of Paqui Silvera for review today, estimated cost is around USD $36. Here is an unboxing and live review; I apologize for the wind outside, it got strong at points.
