Mi Mexico Lindo Tequila Tour
Mi Mexico Lindo Tequila Tour
Mi Mexico Lindo Tequila Tour
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York, UK1 Beitrag
Feb. 2024 • Freunde
It was a dry, warm winter's day in February when my bachelor party group was steered to this house of tequila. We were high and drunk on the joys of the Mexican wildnerness, adrenaline wafting off us like perfume, and last on our list before embarking back to our ship was a promised tasting of authentic Mexican tequila.
We were naive young men. Some believe naivete is the only means of obtaining joy in a cynical world. But much like the Trojans and the Greeks, we trusted the gift horse was just a gift horse.
The proprietor of the establishment wove us a tale of incredible brewing and chemistry that indicted all the tequila sellers in the US of impropriety and greed. It's not unbelievable. Capitalism will offer you one hand in friendship and pilfer your wallet with the other. Why wouldn't we believe large corporate brewers infuse their tequilas with so many preservatives that the drinks could be used to clean car batteries?
Tasting was a different experience. I've always been averse to hard liquor. The taste makes me want to find my grandfather's old gym socks and vomit into them. And yet, the tequila served at our tasting was smoother than a baby covered in vaseline. The proprietor explained the smoothness was in the careful ageing, the charcoal in the barrel, the tears of all the children they have stomping on agave plants in the back room. We believed it. We were naive, after all.
I won't say how many bottles were purchased. It's hard to convey how much trust we had, not only in the proprietor of the establishment, but also the guide who recommended it. He had lulled us in with friendship and camaraderie, and being young men on an adventure, we only sought good times. The careful structure of the racket was clear in hindsight. We were betrayed. Capitalism's other hand is a sneaky one.
What was purchased was not what was tasted. Every bottle we bought, regardless of age, vintage, label was the same cheap, paint thinner-smelling tequila. Even worse, their most 'aged' variety that came in a black bottle was the same tequila, and the bottle's color was spray-painted on. If we'd bothered to taste it, we might've gotten sick.
It's a clever ruse. It relies on establishing a long chain of trust, leaving you feeling good and happy and connected to people you never knew you'd meet, and maybe that the differences between people living the world over are insignificant, only to have both your heart and wallet torn out of you like a vindictive ex on a spiteful quest.
Enjoy the sample tasting because that's the only time you'll ever taste tequila like it. If you choose to buy their 'vintage', don't say I didn't warn you.
We were naive young men. Some believe naivete is the only means of obtaining joy in a cynical world. But much like the Trojans and the Greeks, we trusted the gift horse was just a gift horse.
The proprietor of the establishment wove us a tale of incredible brewing and chemistry that indicted all the tequila sellers in the US of impropriety and greed. It's not unbelievable. Capitalism will offer you one hand in friendship and pilfer your wallet with the other. Why wouldn't we believe large corporate brewers infuse their tequilas with so many preservatives that the drinks could be used to clean car batteries?
Tasting was a different experience. I've always been averse to hard liquor. The taste makes me want to find my grandfather's old gym socks and vomit into them. And yet, the tequila served at our tasting was smoother than a baby covered in vaseline. The proprietor explained the smoothness was in the careful ageing, the charcoal in the barrel, the tears of all the children they have stomping on agave plants in the back room. We believed it. We were naive, after all.
I won't say how many bottles were purchased. It's hard to convey how much trust we had, not only in the proprietor of the establishment, but also the guide who recommended it. He had lulled us in with friendship and camaraderie, and being young men on an adventure, we only sought good times. The careful structure of the racket was clear in hindsight. We were betrayed. Capitalism's other hand is a sneaky one.
What was purchased was not what was tasted. Every bottle we bought, regardless of age, vintage, label was the same cheap, paint thinner-smelling tequila. Even worse, their most 'aged' variety that came in a black bottle was the same tequila, and the bottle's color was spray-painted on. If we'd bothered to taste it, we might've gotten sick.
It's a clever ruse. It relies on establishing a long chain of trust, leaving you feeling good and happy and connected to people you never knew you'd meet, and maybe that the differences between people living the world over are insignificant, only to have both your heart and wallet torn out of you like a vindictive ex on a spiteful quest.
Enjoy the sample tasting because that's the only time you'll ever taste tequila like it. If you choose to buy their 'vintage', don't say I didn't warn you.
Verfasst am 25. Februar 2024
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Eileen L
1 Beitrag
Feb. 2024 • Familie
I have been to this tasting and tour several times. The last time I went, I had a bad experience. I was overcharged for what I bought and did not realize it. They had attempted to charge two of my cards for 37,542 which did not get authorized. The bank card that I used they overcharged me $70 for the bottles that I bought. The girl behind the counter was very confusing, and it was not a good experience. I have heard of the bait and switch on the product. I will write a review after I have opened the bottles and let you know if they are using substandard tequila than the ones they offer at the tasting. Be careful, they do take advantage of you after the tasting, which can cause you not to be as aware of what they are charging you.
Verfasst am 22. Februar 2024
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PJMark
Apopka, FL6 Beiträge
Jän. 2024 • Freunde
We did the jeep tour. It was overpriced.
The tequila was overpriced.
They make up the age of the tequila in the barrels!!!
The tequila was overpriced.
They make up the age of the tequila in the barrels!!!
Verfasst am 31. Jänner 2024
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Mizz T
1 Beitrag
Juni 2023 • Freunde
They let you sample high quality tequila . Then you buy it for $100 dollars , only to find out when you get home that it isn’t the same tequila ! It is a low end version , not the high quality stuff you thought you tasted .
Verfasst am 12. Juni 2023
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Hailey T
4 Beiträge
Jän. 2023
Tourist trap. They will rip you off.
They will sell you tequila that is not what you tasted. You can tell by the fact the shop doesn't have prices of the bottles. BEWARE
They will sell you tequila that is not what you tasted. You can tell by the fact the shop doesn't have prices of the bottles. BEWARE
Verfasst am 21. Februar 2023
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Uxie Miller
Sandy, UT3 Beiträge
Okt. 2022 • Freunde
What we purchased was nothing close to what we sampled. Beware.
The samples we tried were amazing and a few people in our party bought a few bottles. When we drank it most people spit it out. The mostly full bottles ended up in the trash.
The samples we tried were amazing and a few people in our party bought a few bottles. When we drank it most people spit it out. The mostly full bottles ended up in the trash.
Verfasst am 18. November 2022
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marcia g
Atlanta, GA4 Beiträge
Juli 2022 • Familie
This was the biggest waste of my time. It is not an actual Tequila Farm, it is just a little museum with a few history facts. Mostly everything they talked about I knew from watching television. You pay $5.00 to walk in a circle.
Do not buy the Tequila at the end of the tour,but if you do decide to buy some pick one of the bottles near the area where you tasted. Do not get kne that.is already wrapped up for you. They do a bait and switch. I got a bottle.that was already wrapped my daughter picked one off the shelf. The.guy told her he had some already wrapped but she said she wanted the one she picked (smart girl). When we got home hers was just like the one we tasted, mine on the other hand was a watered down version.
Do not buy the Tequila at the end of the tour,but if you do decide to buy some pick one of the bottles near the area where you tasted. Do not get kne that.is already wrapped up for you. They do a bait and switch. I got a bottle.that was already wrapped my daughter picked one off the shelf. The.guy told her he had some already wrapped but she said she wanted the one she picked (smart girl). When we got home hers was just like the one we tasted, mine on the other hand was a watered down version.
Verfasst am 1. August 2022
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Cecilia
2 Beiträge
Sep. 2021 • Familie
Hace una semana tuvimos el privilegio de hacer el tour cozumel muy bonito el que incluye el paso por la degustación de tequilas en el cual te dan a probar tragos de excelente calidad y caes en el juego ya q al ser tan ricos te ves tentado a comprar , Acabamos de botar prácticamente nuestra plata porque al abrir las botellas te das cuenta que el licor no es en nada igual al q te ofrecen en el lugar . Una decepción total te lo dan tan bien envuelto que en verdad confías en ellos que tel producto que compraste es el mismo pero al abrirlo es la desilusión . Algo completamente diferente un licor fuerte q es como si estuvieras tomando un trago de alcohol . Algún día volveré iré solo para sacarme la rabia y decirles q no engañen a la gente con su amabilidad nos hacen caer en la peor estafa !! La etiqueta es solo un papel pegado q lo sacas fácilmente . Deja mucho q decear . Les sugiero que tomen el doble si pueden y no compren para que los estafen como a nosotros !! Son unas mala personas.....
Verfasst am 11. September 2021
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Diana Alexandra S
4 Beiträge
Apr. 2021 • Paare
Tequila SCAM, es una farsa, una mentira, publicidad engañosa, el tequila que dan a degustar es totalmente diferente al que le venden, el 17 de Abril del 2021, fuimos y realizamos el tour, compramos dos botellas de “tequila” añejo, que no sabe igual, con una estampilla de mala calidad que se despega de la botella, parece ser de papel aluminio, no de metal, con un corcho de plástico, el señor Gaspar quien nos dio el tour nos entregó las botellas ya envueltas como para viajar, así que no las revisamos allá, claro porque confiamos en las personas y en esta compañía que solo engaña y estafa a los turistas, porque como solo vamos una vez entonces no podemos hacer ningún reclamo, Mexico 🇲🇽 es lindo pero uds no lo representan. No compren su tequila pero pidan doble trago del que les dan a degustar.
Verfasst am 24. April 2021
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rcpeterson
Minnesota39 Beiträge
Feb. 2021
So I bought a bottle, and what I opened at home is what I tasted in Mexico, so I can't speak to the bait and switch claims. I have a very tasty, and very expensive 750ml bottle of Anejo, that's about half gone now.
We weren't even planning to stop. We hired a taxi and guide for an island tour, and our entrance fee to Punta Sur came with a "Free Margarita" wristband for what turned out to be this stop. It was late in the day by the time we arrived at Hacienda Antigua on the Transverse Road. In fact I think it was technically due to close and our driver called ahead to have them stay open for us (possible kickback scheme? Or our guide really wanted his free margarita as well). So it was just us, and we may have gotten the short version tour, and did not linger on the lovely grounds
You start at the front gate where the bartender makes up the margarita, pouring what he said was an 7 year old Anejo. He mixed it with Fresca which was novel, and now I have Fresca on my shopping list because I want to try that again.
Inside we tasted the Anejo, Extra Anejo, and four of their infused beverages (which the others said were good, but not to my taste). When I decided to buy the Anejo I also asked to taste the Blanco and Reposado just to confirm, and by far Anejo and Extra Anejo were superior. I think during tasting the Anejo was described as 8 years, and the Extra Anejo as 12 years
The brand is Regalo de Dios (I have since learned it has very limited availability in the States as Number Juan). The pitch is that they use only 100% Blue Agave with no added sugars and that's what makes it so smooth. Well, yes and no - tequila production is heavily regulated in Mexico. To be tequila it has to be produced in Jalisco (and a few other noted regions) and use only Blue agave. It can be 51%+ blue agave with added sugars (a mixto) or it can be 100% blue agave with no added sugars. This is 100% Blue Agave, but so are a lot of other tequilas - just look at the bottle
What really makes it so smooth are aging and alcohol. In Mexico tequila can be between 35 and 55% abv. This is 38%. In the US and CAN it has to be 40% so right there the Regalo will go down a bit smoother (whereas the Number Juan will be 40%). Also aging is a factor which is why a Blanco is harsher than an Extra Anejo.
My only quibble with this is that they said the Anejo was either 7 or 8 years old. There's no such thing - an Anejo by law (the Mexican NOM system) is aged on the barrel for no more than three years, otherwise it becomes, by law, an Extra Anejo. Now I suppose it's possible that they aged it for three years, bottled it, and sat the bottle for four or five more, but that just makes an old Anejo, not an 8 year aged Anejo. Regardless, the Regalo de Dios Anejo is very good, and the bottle I brought home matches what I remember tasting.
Also, the bottle itself was around $100 and it was only when I unwrapped it at home that I realized it was a 750ml, not a liter. That makes it very expensive. But again, no bait and switch took place - the tasting bottles were also 750ml, and I was just a little too drunk by that point on the island tour to have noticed :-)
We weren't even planning to stop. We hired a taxi and guide for an island tour, and our entrance fee to Punta Sur came with a "Free Margarita" wristband for what turned out to be this stop. It was late in the day by the time we arrived at Hacienda Antigua on the Transverse Road. In fact I think it was technically due to close and our driver called ahead to have them stay open for us (possible kickback scheme? Or our guide really wanted his free margarita as well). So it was just us, and we may have gotten the short version tour, and did not linger on the lovely grounds
You start at the front gate where the bartender makes up the margarita, pouring what he said was an 7 year old Anejo. He mixed it with Fresca which was novel, and now I have Fresca on my shopping list because I want to try that again.
Inside we tasted the Anejo, Extra Anejo, and four of their infused beverages (which the others said were good, but not to my taste). When I decided to buy the Anejo I also asked to taste the Blanco and Reposado just to confirm, and by far Anejo and Extra Anejo were superior. I think during tasting the Anejo was described as 8 years, and the Extra Anejo as 12 years
The brand is Regalo de Dios (I have since learned it has very limited availability in the States as Number Juan). The pitch is that they use only 100% Blue Agave with no added sugars and that's what makes it so smooth. Well, yes and no - tequila production is heavily regulated in Mexico. To be tequila it has to be produced in Jalisco (and a few other noted regions) and use only Blue agave. It can be 51%+ blue agave with added sugars (a mixto) or it can be 100% blue agave with no added sugars. This is 100% Blue Agave, but so are a lot of other tequilas - just look at the bottle
What really makes it so smooth are aging and alcohol. In Mexico tequila can be between 35 and 55% abv. This is 38%. In the US and CAN it has to be 40% so right there the Regalo will go down a bit smoother (whereas the Number Juan will be 40%). Also aging is a factor which is why a Blanco is harsher than an Extra Anejo.
My only quibble with this is that they said the Anejo was either 7 or 8 years old. There's no such thing - an Anejo by law (the Mexican NOM system) is aged on the barrel for no more than three years, otherwise it becomes, by law, an Extra Anejo. Now I suppose it's possible that they aged it for three years, bottled it, and sat the bottle for four or five more, but that just makes an old Anejo, not an 8 year aged Anejo. Regardless, the Regalo de Dios Anejo is very good, and the bottle I brought home matches what I remember tasting.
Also, the bottle itself was around $100 and it was only when I unwrapped it at home that I realized it was a 750ml, not a liter. That makes it very expensive. But again, no bait and switch took place - the tasting bottles were also 750ml, and I was just a little too drunk by that point on the island tour to have noticed :-)
Verfasst am 18. Februar 2021
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We were charged $531.52 for five bottles of the best tequila when were were supposed to get 2free. That should have been $387.00. I’ve written on their Facebook page with no answer. I’ve noticed that there were several complaints of being charge to much when using a credit card. Not happy!
Who else has had the same experience?
Verfasst am 13. Oktober 2019
Mi Mexico Lindo Tequila Tour
Cozumel, Mexiko
Good morning, please write to us on this Facebook page, there we can assist you: facebook,com/tequilatour,cozumel
For now I will contact the sales manager about this matter.
Verfasst am 14. Oktober 2019
Can I order & have tequila shipped to me in the states?
Verfasst am 20. Oktober 2017
Shipping is not available, at any price, I tried but to not avail.
Verfasst am 19. Mai 2018
What are the bottle size for your tequila & guanabana bottle for customs purposes
Verfasst am 24. August 2016
The flavored ones are considered wine, with not limit.
Verfasst am 19. Mai 2018
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