Chamucos Reposado
A young tequila, only ten years in the making, Chamucos is the brain child of three friends- a movie director, cartoonist, and businessman. What started as a game among friends emerged as a legitimately unique and luscious tequila. After seven months in white oak, Chamucos emerges exceptionally smooth and uncommon. Pleasing vanilla and agave on the nose, slightly spicy and woody on the palate with a great lingering spice in the finish, a great bridge for a whiskey drinker.
Always take rum on my trips but will need to reconsider after this informative article. Never knew the differences in tequila despite living on the Mexican border for 2 decades (most consumer than student I guess).
Gr8 info Backpacker!!
Andrew Grod
Feb 04, 2011
And don't forget Don Julio and Tres Generaciaones, Ria Azul . . .
Anonymous
Feb 04, 2011
I was considering suscribing to Backpacker for my son's 13th birthday. Is this bartender segment in the magazine?
Don
Feb 04, 2011
...And Cazadores Anejo, and Sauza Commemorativo. Both very well priced for the quality!
Ken
Feb 04, 2011
Corralejo Reposado is my favorite at the moment. And I agree, no training wheels needed!
Dave Neal
Feb 04, 2011
You really need to give AGAVERO a try. Discovered this fine spirit years ago. PLEASE! do not ruin it with any additions, no salt, no lime, etc. Just sip. Yummy.
READERS COMMENTS
What about Patron?
no, it's not in the magazine.
Always take rum on my trips but will need to reconsider after this informative article. Never knew the differences in tequila despite living on the Mexican border for 2 decades (most consumer than student I guess).
Gr8 info Backpacker!!
And don't forget Don Julio and Tres Generaciaones, Ria Azul . . .
I was considering suscribing to Backpacker for my son's 13th birthday. Is this bartender segment in the magazine?
...And Cazadores Anejo, and Sauza Commemorativo. Both very well priced for the quality!
Corralejo Reposado is my favorite at the moment. And I agree, no training wheels needed!
You really need to give AGAVERO a try. Discovered this fine spirit years ago. PLEASE! do not ruin it with any additions, no salt, no lime, etc. Just sip. Yummy.
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