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Bajahowodd
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There has been a plethora of flavored booze that has less alcohol in it. Not so sure if it's bad or good. It attracts the young folk. Y'all decide.
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meme
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We call that sippin tequila! verrrryy cheap here in SF even!
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Udo
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| Quote: | And it's very inexpensive - can you say v-e-r-y inexpensive!
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We have been drinking this Amendrado since 1966, when we found it at a liquor store in San Felipe. At that time it was $2.50 U.S. a one liter bottle.
Prices have gone up and down over the years, but it is currently priced at $6.30 U.S. per bottle at Liqores Don Pisto in Rosarito as well as Puerto
Nuevo. It is also currently available at Calimax for around $7.00 U.S. per bottle.
This stuff will turn you into an alcoholic!
Udo
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docsmom
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Elena La Loca
At $23.99, it's a GREAT value for what most folks are saying is really Don Julio Añejo. Talk about smoooooooth. |
Sorry Elena. Thanks for the review. Appreciate it.
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capt. mike
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what's "an average of 3 years"...????
and is that a 750 ml bottle?
who wrote that ad copy?
0 to 6 years can be an average of 3.
so can 2 to 4.
for the price i'm thinking good Irish whisky.
or Sauza hornitos. or even Comemorativo.
speaking of good sauce...has anyone tried Tito's tripple distilled vodka made in Texas, i think Austin of all places. it is killer good.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by capt. mike
speaking of good sauce...has anyone tried Tito's tripple distilled vodka made in Texas, i think Austin of all places. it is killer good.
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Oh Lord...Now you've done it. We won't be hearing from Skeet for a few months. 
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capt. mike
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Speaking of the Lord Dennis..... - hey, what happened to the saint
emoticon?
well anyway...i used to work with this guy in my youth when starting out in the building biz...he was a grizzled old line head supt.
he told me how every night after work and even sometimes at lunch he'd have to have a talk with "the Lord".
later i found out it was Lord Calvert.
to this day i often tell mi esposa...honey, i'm going out and have a talk with the Lord.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by capt. mike
- hey, what happened to the saint emoticon?
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There's more heads that will fit on one page. If you can't find the one you want, go off site, then come back and it will probably be there, Lord
permitting. 
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bajafreaks
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Okay no one has come forward with a Costco Tequila review so here it is... My wife bought a bottle of it last week, we like to keep a bottle of
"vitamin T" in the fridge for the occasional shot and a pacifico. I must say it's definately a little harsh, compared to some of the finer anejos. For
the price it's not bad but it belongs in a margarita not straight up.
Chamoucos is my favorite...servre it cold!!!
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wessongroup
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Really like your "vitamin T" .. thanks that is a keeper in my book
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BajaNuts
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Thanks, bajafreaks, for your opinion.
As I stated when putting this up there, I'm not a VitaminT fan. VitR and VitW, yes, but not VitT.
I suggested Costco Tequila on another website recently and it pretty much got hammered.
I have not tasted it..and even if I did, I-would-not-be-qualified-to-judge-if-it-was-good-or-not...and thanks for the personal opinion of 'freaks.
Hopefully others will chime in with their first hand Costco Tequila tasting opinions. I know there's a few tqa fans around here, I was hoping to turn
them on to a good thing.
I can't believe I'm here working this thread and I don't even drink t'killya!
Aw well! I did start it~~~
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The Gull
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajafreaks
Okay no one has come forward with a Costco Tequila review so here it is... My wife bought a bottle of it last week, we like to keep a bottle of
"vitamin T" in the fridge for the occasional shot and a pacifico. I must say it's definately a little harsh, compared to some of the finer anejos. For
the price it's not bad but it belongs in a margarita not straight up.
Chamoucos is my favorite...servre it cold!!! |
As a newbie, you should get introduced to the search function at the top of the page. There was a review of Kirkland's Tequila.
http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=43297#pid4792...
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bajafreaks
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Hi Gull, I actually found this thread by using the search feature, I typed in Costco Tequila and this is the only one that came up, by Bajanuts. Sorry
didn't mean to step on any toes here. 
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wessongroup
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After the third shot, it all tastes like water.. to me.. that was my big problem when I USED to drink the stuff.. it goes down so easy after the first
few.. was never one to sip, and didn't like fruit, umbrella's, or anything else with my "shot" might have a beer with it.. and that would make it even
worse...
I don't even like to think about it.. it wasn't pretty
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Doug/Vamonos
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Just bought two bottles and sampled the first. I always buy Patron Anejo for sipping and Hornitos for margs. I like Kirkland better than Patron. And
$23.99 for a full liter absolutely blows away Patron at $50 plus for .75 liters. I'll get more. A cool bottle too, if they'd get rid of the Kirkland
logo!
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bajaguy
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I think that Kirkland logo is a decal....if so, just spray some WD-40 on it, let it sit and peel off with a straight razor blade.
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wessongroup
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajaguy
I think that Kirkland logo is a decal....if so, just spray some WD-40 on it, let it sit and peel off with a straight razor blade.
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Now how would you have this kind of information?
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bajaguy
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WD-40
research, Wiley, research.......
http://www.wd40.com/files/pdf/wd-40_2042538679.pdf
Sorry, didn't mean to hijack this thread........to get back on topic, I will be visiting COSTCO today and pick up a bottle. (Also a bottle of their
Kirkland Vodka.....supposed to be produced/bottled by Grey Goose)
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castaway$
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we bought a bottle and my opinion NASTY!!! It ain't Don Julio maybe it's his brother Dick Julio. I'll stick with Don Julio or Tres Generacion much
better.
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Natalie Ann
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At last, castaway$.... someone who agrees with my opinion of this tequila.
When first I tasted it I wished I'd saved my dinero toward a nice bottle of Tesoro, but I figured the Costco stuff would taste better when mixed for a
margarita. Nope - it doesn't.
Given everyone else seems to like it just fine, I must have different taste buds. Similar ones to castaway$.
nena
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