Yeah...if I want top-shelf tequilla, Costco jumps to center of mind.
“The Champs”
“Tequila”:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hswHOEQfj8
and:
“Too Much Tequila”:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLn1GXDppxg
“....so adulterated, they didn’t even qualify as Tequila
under Mexican Law..”
That’s an easy one.
Costco’s Attorney will simply state;
“Well guess what? Under American Law, these liquors DO
QUALIFY as authentic! These liquors are devised to be marketed for and consumed by American retail consumers, and will only be sold here, in America, NOT in Super Picky Mexico. Next question, please!”
Anyone try their Scotch? I haven’t.
It’s blended but easy on the wallet.
If you wsnt authentic unanadulterated tequila check out Lui Fernandex on YouTube. He goes to the distillery and researches them. He calls out some pricey ones.
On another note, did they ever find Guy Fieri’s two truck loads of tequila that were stolen? I read where each load was worth about a million bucks.
Send it to me. I’ll dispose of it properly.
I love a good bottle.
Gin is my go-to - nothing like a Hendricks with a cucumber slice in the summer.
I also enjoy a good scotch — and sure, derby time or down south? Gimme a fine bourbon (If you’ve never done the bourbon trail in Kentucky? Plan a vacation and do it).
I also enjoy a fine tequila - mezcal is better, but...
But my advice to any younger folks who also enjoy a fine drink? If you cannot afford to step up beyond the generic handles? Work harder until you can.
The one exception is maybe vodka. For the life of me? I cannot grasp much of a difference except on the margins between the cheapest jug and the most expensive. I’ve had supposedly top notch vodka with some eastern Europeans - with a platter of smoked fish - and enjoyed that, but it was all “shots” of vodka and what’s the point?
I haven’t *aimed* to get drunk since I was a stupid kid (and hey, I have no problem with people of that age doing so! I did!).
But - you gotta grow out of that. Maybe you even grow out of drinking period. Yet, when you grow out of that? Buy good stuff. Enjoy it in limits.
Take "The Ultimate Flame" joke and replace the word stupid with the word cheap.
Buying Costco's cheap house brand means buying a cheap product.
Who’s the patron Saint of the climate?
LOL! Disregard post #22. Posted to the wrong thread. Stupid vodka.
I believe it. All I need to see is the label “Kirkland” on any product and I run the other way.
No telling how much cheap Tequila bars an restaurants are selling too.
Costco is a very PROGRESSIVE company.