Saturday, January 23, 2009
But now a word on TEQUILA! Last night P&S, Alaskan Gail, and myself visited the Fish Taco Place and afterwards, the Tequila Bar. (see photo from Jan 18th post)
What a place as the photos attest. The owner, Alberto, tells me that he now has over 200 different kinds of tequila. We sampled maybe 4 last night. You can request a card where you keep track of the different ones and rate them. That’s a good idea because it’s easy too forget, even after only 2 or 3. Oh, the orange wedge is to cleanse the palate. Many of the tequilas are served in their own special glass. Prices range from as low as 20 pesos to 100 pesos ($2-$8) for most of them, but he does have a few that are 400, 600, and 1200 pesos. ($35-$100) It was my first visit which I suspect will become a weekly ritual. (No, not nightly. Just a special treat.)
But now a word on TEQUILA! Last night P&S, Alaskan Gail, and myself visited the Fish Taco Place and afterwards, the Tequila Bar. (see photo from Jan 18th post)
What a place as the photos attest. The owner, Alberto, tells me that he now has over 200 different kinds of tequila. We sampled maybe 4 last night. You can request a card where you keep track of the different ones and rate them. That’s a good idea because it’s easy too forget, even after only 2 or 3. Oh, the orange wedge is to cleanse the palate. Many of the tequilas are served in their own special glass. Prices range from as low as 20 pesos to 100 pesos ($2-$8) for most of them, but he does have a few that are 400, 600, and 1200 pesos. ($35-$100) It was my first visit which I suspect will become a weekly ritual. (No, not nightly. Just a special treat.)
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