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Enjoy Great Tequila with a Traditional Sangrita Chaser
Not to be confused with sangria, sangrita (meaning “little blood”) is relatively unknown in the United States. This traditional Mexican chaser contains no alcohol,
Not to be confused with sangria, sangrita (meaning “little blood”) is relatively unknown in the United States. This traditional Mexican chaser contains no alcohol,
Much like a good whiskey or cognac, the goal of sipping tequila is to experience the notes and flavor, not to mask it or
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