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4 Ways to Drink Tequila

By Matthew Lynch
October 21, 2023
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Tequila, the famed Mexican spirit, has a storied past and is enjoying a surge in popularity around the world. Made from the blue agave plant that grows abundantly in the region surrounding the town of Tequila, this liquor has inspired countless enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike. While many may be familiar with tequila as the star ingredient in a margarita, there are numerous other ways to enjoy this versatile spirit. In this article, we explore four exciting ways to drink tequila.

1. The Classic Sip: Neat or on the Rocks

For those who truly want to savor the unique flavors and aromas of tequila, drinking it neat or on the rocks is the way to go. High-quality tequilas such as añejo and extra añejo variants, which have been aged for a longer period in oak barrels, are particularly suitable for sipping. When served at room temperature or slightly chilled over ice, the complex flavors and nuances of the spirit can be fully appreciated. Take small sips and allow the tequila to warm in your mouth before swallowing to experience all it has to offer.

2. The Shooter: Tequila Slammer

If you’re looking for a fun, party-friendly way to enjoy tequila, consider trying a tequila slammer. This interactive shooter consists of equal parts tequila and a carbonated mixer like soda water or lemon-lime soda. Simply pour your tequila into a shot glass followed by the mixer, then place your hand over the top of the glass and lightly bang it against a sturdy surface to create carbonation. Quickly remove your hand and take your shot in one swift motion! Just be prepared – it’s called a slammer for a reason!

3. The Signature Cocktail: Margarita

No list of ways to drink tequila would be complete without the iconic margarita. The margarita is a refreshing and well-balanced cocktail that beautifully showcases the flavors of tequila, and can be served either on the rocks or blended with ice. To make this classic cocktail, simply combine two parts tequila, one part orange liqueur such as Cointreau or triple sec, and one part freshly squeezed lime juice into a shaker filled with ice. Shake vigorously and strain into a salt-rimmed glass filled with fresh ice.

4. The Bold Twist: Tequila Old Fashioned

For those who are fans of whiskey or bourbon-based cocktails, try this modern twist on the classic old fashioned. A tequila old fashioned is an easy and delicious way to elevate your favorite tequila to new heights. In a mixing glass, combine two ounces of añejo tequila, a splash of agave syrup or simple syrup, and a few dashes of Angostura bitters. Stir well to combine, then strain into an old fashioned glass over a large ice cube. Garnish with an orange peel and enjoy!

Whether you prefer it neat or mixed in a cocktail, these four ways to drink tequila offer something for everyone at your next soirée or simply for your own enjoyment at home. Remember to drink responsibly and salud!

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