One Of The Original Founding Families Of Tequila Still 100% Independently Owned
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- If you visit the CRT (Consejo Regulador del Tequila) lobby in the headquarters building in Guadalajara, they have 4 statues. Juan Beckman from Cuervo Tequila, Javier Sauza from Sauza Tequila, Eduardo Orendain and Gabriela de la Peña from Herradura Tequila.
➡️ These families are all immortalized, and known as the 'Tequila Founding Families', which are the four oldest families who started making tequila. According to Eduardo Jr "out of those four, they are the only ones left, that remain 100% independently family owned."
➡️ Don Eduardo moved Orendain Tequila to a new larger facility and abandoned El Llano in 1960, but Eduardo Sr and brother Jaime Orendain rebuilt it in 1978, and returned to the original building where the family history of Tequila production began in the early 1900's.
➡️ Tequila Arette was born in 1986 and is crafted at "EL LLANO" one of the oldest distillery's in the region. It is in the heart of the magical town Tequila.
Tequila Arette is named after the champion Mexican horse- 'Arete', which won the first Gold Medal for Mexico in the 1948 London Olympics.
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From this video, I do agree now that Mexico is a Land of Enchantment. For Real!
It really is. It is growing on me every time I visit. Love 🇲🇽-Jeff
New to your channel. How is it that you don’t have a network show? Seriously, I’ve been in entertainment for 35 years, this is fantastic!
I’m so glad you found the channel and your message made my day, thanks so much. I respect the process and I am truly excited for what the future holds. But for now, I will work on getting better each and every day. Thanks for taking time to comment, I really appreciate it. -Jeff
Damn, now I watch this channel regularly, very informative
Awesome, I’m glad your enjoying the episodes. What’s your favourite so far?
@@drinkdestinations my favorite one is about the process of making tequila and cultural heritage behind it
Found this channel today, really interesting. Deserves much more views!
Can’t thank you enough brother. Really appreciate you taking time to say this and all I can say is that I respect the process and my only goal is making better content and bringing more value and insight into the industry. Cheers, -Jeff
@@drinkdestinations Good luck. Looking forward to more good content, subscribed!
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just found this channel and i gotta say that im liking it a lot! keep the videos coming
Awesome man, thanks so much. I started 19 months ago and didn’t know anything about filming or being in front of a camera. Still learning so much and new episodes are going to be awesome. Thanks for the support, couldn’t do this without people like you man. Cheers, -Jeff
I second Sebastians comment. Any tequilas that you would recommend that are more readily available in the U.S.? I recently got into Tequila and so far have purchased Herradura Ultra and Patron Extra Anejo and have really liked both. Thanks!
@@RobertoRomero-yr3id I would say pay attention to all the tequilas I’ve showcased In The video. Some of my favourites is from Cascahuin, Fortaleza, Arrette, Volans, cutwater spirits. I like to do comparisons when trying tequila and trying a few side by side will help you understand your palate and why you like the product. Can’t thank you enough for your support and please let me know what tequila you are enjoying. Cheers, -Jeff
Wow, really well done!! Eduardo so articulate and informative.. fun to watch, thank you for making this!
Jake Lustig really glad you enjoyed the episode and thanks for taking the time and commenting. I learned so much on this trip and I’m glad to be sharing what I learned with everyone. Cheers, -Jeff
Just found this channel. It's great! I'm surprised it's not bigger. I would recommend advertising a bit just in a friendly manner to all sorts of drinking forums and websites and such. There are also plenty of cities that are known for microbrewing and etc. Market to these crowds and i think you'll easily get more subs.
Thanks for the comment and I really appreciate the recommendations. I agree and will definitely be advertising more this year! Cheers and glad you like the channel. -Jeff
Worth a long wait, great inspiration, great camera angle, great host. Again!!
Thanks so much, we are working on new segment about cocktails and doing more food and alcohol pairing for 2020. Stay tuned and can’t thank you enough for the support. -Jeff
First video and I'm already a fan!
Thanks so much brother. It’s been quite the journey thus far. I can tell you I’m excited for the future and the amazing stories we have to tell. I really appreciate the support. -Jeff
I always wanted to meet that family! At least once!
They are such an amazing family. The hospitality is second to none!! -Jeff
My second favorite tequila of all time. Cheers great video
Such an amazing tequila. Cheers and appreciate taking time to comment. -Jeff
Great work as always brotha.
Thanks so much brotha. Hope all is well!! -Jeff
Another great Tequila episode.
Thanks so much and for taking time to comment. Glad you are enjoying the episodes. -Jeff
...quality production...subed (for whatever ...son at FL in ASF)
Thanks so much. We are always trying new, creative ways to tell stories. I’m glad you enjoyed. If your son is creative and interested in working in the industry. Let me know. Always looking for creative talent. Cheers, -Jeff
Oh....Jeff....cam you do a segment on Grand Marnier? I love it! It is the smoothest liqueur I have ever drank, but I've never known how they make it, I know it is from Oranges. Love it alone, as a sipping liqueur......but it's great in coffee too! Thank you for such a great experience, as I get to travel through you! God bless you in all your future endeavors!
I will definitely look into it. It is a really great liquor. Thanks for sharing.
Just stumble on this channel. The jimador takes one second to slice the agave pina & Jeff took one eternity to do the same, hilarious 👍😀. I love learning a new word today ANGEL'S SHARE. Love the contents of the channel.
Hahahahahaha it truly is an art and I have so much respect to Jimadores and all the workers. I did do some in a few hits but those never made it to the final episode. Hahahaha glad your enjoying the channel. Thanks so much for the comment and support. -Jeff
Sauza family is also making tequila under La Fortaleza and still independent using one the original distillery left by the corporate that bought Sauza tequila. They were left with original property. Billy Erickson aka Guillermo Sauza founded and operates the distillery. He’s the grandson of Eladio Sauza.
Great info. Thanks for sharing
You are great person thankyou for a massive knowledge
Love from pakistan
Jeff, you really got some tan from last video
Hahahaha it’s mexico it’s hard not to be tan here. 😂
a lot of these upcoming Tequilla makers rush to use modern technologies and totally disregard the process that makes tequila, tequila, there are few brands today who still keep making tequila the old school way, this family is one, and even though Petron is a modern brand they still make their tequila the old school way, the only time they use modern technology is in the bottling and packaging process, the rest of the process is old school, that's how it should be, that way you keep not only the process making of the product 100% and the method alive, but you keep the flavor of the tequila as close to the original product as possible, by the way, I just found your channel, I love it, nice video.
Thanks so much for the comment and I couldn’t agree with you more. What’s great about that is tequila will tell you exactly how it’s made through it’s flavor and how much love it was given to make it. Can’t thank you enough for your support and so glad you found my channel. Hope you find value and great stories here about the alcohol industry. Cheers, -Jeff
@@drinkdestinations oh I will, I am looking to start my own tequila brand, too bad there aren't many videos that show the whole process of the traditional way of making tequila.
Nice..
Thanks 🙏-Jeff
Oh no bottles left to give as a appreciation..
Hahahha Greta observation bro. Unfortunately Not this time, but it typically is my tradition. -Jeff
@@drinkdestinations 😂 👍🏻👍🏻
nice video :))) please could you tell me name of song starting in 2nd minute?
Thanks so much, unfortunately I don’t remember the track of song it is. I get most songs from epidemic sound.
Well.....now we know that Angels like a lot of Tequila....lol. Can you imagine? A drunk Angel, doing shots next to you....lol. I LOVE Tequila! It is the ONLY alcohol I cannot not sick from after getting toasted. I love my Tequila. I'd love to buy some of the brick oven variety and aged 4-6 years, from this Distillery. Can you buy this in America?
Living on the west coast you should have access to more varieties of tequila and should be able to find some amazing tequila.
Where was the tasting?!?! great video!
It was in tequila, but I can’t remember the name.
Will there be a giveaway for that bottle!
Unfortunately not. But they are shipping bottles all over the place and for great cost for the value you get. -Jeff
#notificationsquad!!!
Hello sir, i am Manoj from India, i am preparing to start my own Tequila production company here, i want more information about the agave plant seeds availability and machineries for the production, could you please help me in this sir..? Please reply me, i am eagerly waiting for your reply 🙏
I would reach out to any of these tequila distilleries for additional questions you may have regarding production. They will have better answers than me.
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Hi Jeff.
I'm jealous, and would love to discover how these elixirs are made, so I'll tag along if you don't mind. Have a sub 😊
I appreciate it the support and the sub! Glad you are enjoying the episodes and can’t thank you enough for the amazing comments. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 thank you - Jeff
What about proofing it?
Great question. This process happens before bottling which again is a controlled process and is proofed differently depending on what country it’s going too. -Jeff