Cazcanes No. 7 Anejo TequilaCazcanes sources natural artesian water for their tequila. The water starts off as rain high up in the pristine peaks of the San Pedro De Los Landeros Mountains. It slowly travels through natural minerals deep within the volcanic mountains before emerging at the Navichi springs. They hand select each individual Weber Blue agave for harvest during peak sugar levels to deliver a distinctly rich taste. The pias are then cooked and put through a roller

and versatile enough not to overpower the more subtle cocktails on their menu

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Chartreuse & bitter liqueurs

and can even be mixed simply with soda water and lemon for an easy aperitivo

The sugar must be brought to the perfect temperature and color

complex character that has made Italian vermouth an essential cornerstone of cocktail culture for over a century

The resulting gin is an incredibly vibrant ruby color

Expect its intense yellow-orange color to help you create naturally gorgeous cocktails

It's been dubbed "The Bartender's Ketchup" by bartenders because of how it makes so many drinks taste great

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The mystical entertainer was rumored to be allergic to many spirits

Sherry-like and creamy in the mouth with baked cherry and vanilla battling against brown sugar and orange peel