Thanks!!

The tequilas are on the list. Some were in the database and I hadn't collected enough info about them yet.

Can't believe I overlooked AsomBroso Silver. Had the AsomBroso flight at Border Grill in Vegas (Silver, La Rosa Reposado, and the Anejo) They all were great. The Anejo had a slight hint of cherry and was incredibly smooth.

Updating the restaurants right now. Have about a dozen to add and hope to get them up soon as well.

Enjoy a long and relaxing summer.

The Tequila Guy

2 quick notes...Asombroso Platino is on the list...Its a great tequila...won double gould at SF in 2007...Also, Casa Noble Anejo is not limited to just 2,000 cases...It is limited to 2,000 cases a year. It is only a collectors item, if you have some from the first few batchings from a few years back. That tequila will be around to enjoy for a long time. The idea behind the 2,000 cases is to create the thought that they limit production and take extra care in making their product. Which they do, and it shows. This Anejo is one of the best around...

DCadvantages, have you ever tried Don juilo 1942? it also has a limit of 2000 cases a year with only five bottles sent to my state of Michigan a year if you haven't enjoyed its splendors add this to your special occasions with the best of friends list. For the price of this Tequila it tops the taste of many really high end Brands.

Post edited by: SirGringo6, at: 2008/06/01 16:34

I have had 1942, we offer it at the aformentioned Border Grill. A few shorts on DJ 1942...This tequila is actually aged anywhere from 2 to 3 years. The people at Don Julio do not age the DJ 1942 or the DJ Real for any set amount of time. They use a panel of tasting experts to decided when their Extra Anejos are ready for bottling. If you enjoy DJ 1942, you might want to try Real. It is aged in the nieghborhood of 5 years, with the expert paneling, deciding when it is ready. They are both very fine tequilas in the Extra Anejo category...However, for the price point, I actually like Casa Noble Anejo better at around $99 a bottle. Also, look into El Tesoro Paridiso for $110ish along with The El Tesoro 70th Anniversary for $125ish. I believe both exceed 1942 as an extra anejo for the price point. Enjoy

DCadvantages, you are the 3rd Tequila expert that has suggested Casa Noble to me. Now I'm going to have to work a couple of side jobs and buy that experience worth purchasing. Thanks for your input Amigo.

It is totally worth it. I first tried CN Cristal several months back and was floored at what a wonderful Blanco that is. And at our tasting we had the full line of CN products and all were quite stellar!

Post edited by: PRJack, at: 2008/06/09 21:35