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We visited a small family owned tequila plant the other day and watched the first step in processing tequila. A fun day and interesting.
Also a beautiful sunset here in Mazatlan.
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That looked to be allot of hard work. Very interesting as I have never seen a pina. They are huge!

loved those posts and pictures all about the tequila, 7 years is a long time to wait for the plant to grow, wonder how long the tequila sits in the barrel
to age.

Awesome info on how to make Tequila! Thanks for sharing. And of course as always I loved the pics.

You should do a picture book on the scenery and travels in MX!!

I flew into Guadalajara in 1997 for a conference, and I remember seeing field after field of these strange blue-gray plants from the air. Turned out they were agave plants. The plants have enormous spiked leaves, and those things in the photos are the cores. Really neat.

Unfortunately, I did not get a chance to see a tequila distillery, but they did serve us a lot of very fine tequilla, which is mostly sipped from tiny cups with no mixer. (We obliged our hosts and drank it that way.) I'd like to go back becuase it is a terrific city, but I think I will skip the tequilla next time or at least drink it mixed in something.

Thanks loads for sharing with us
enjoyed your pictures...the sunset was so pretty
where are you going to be in AZ?
If our paths cross again would love to visit
sheila