Hombre great review. I got a question for you if u don’t mind. I’m on my way to puerto Vallarta and I wanted to ask you if you happen to know a good store to buy tequila around there?
I am afraid I don't know much about Puerto Vallarta. Just know buying tequila in Mexico is a hassle because Of having to bring it back. Most of the best tequilas are exported to the US and many brands available here are not available for sale in Mexico. I recommend just buying tequila to drink while you are there. If you wsnt to go Tequila shopping, take the 3 hour drive into Guadalajara and shop there. The options are mire expansive without the jacked up tourist pricing..
Why is saying it's certified organic and add-free b.s.? What if they had it tested privately? I could see objecting to not disclosing who did the testing but can't the claim itself be proven?
Certified additive free is B.S. not Organic as there is no certification for additive free and to say so violates CRT regulations . There is an organic certification so I was not referring to that.
@@philc1884 No, There is no additive free certification with tequila and no way to tell if some additives have been added or not. Anyone telling you otherwise is being deceptive.
@@TheTequilaHombre Isn't add free what you've been preaching/promoting all this time? Did something change? What am I missing? (and I'm not trying to be snarky : )
@@philc1884 the thing you are missing is the fact that they say "certified additive free" which is B.S. nothing's is certified. I have to go by taste and I am pretty good at knowing what has glycerin or added sugar and can guide people away from that. But some flavoring additives are impossible to know whether they have been added or whether they came from wood aging . Watch my updated videos on additive free for full information. I go deep on them and they are fact based.
@@BourbonJazzyLife I'm strong like OX. No problems here. Just trying not to rip the bottle neck off like I usually do because of my super strength. Broken glass has been causing issues in the office. Thanks for watching though.
Hombre great review. I got a question for you if u don’t mind. I’m on my way to puerto Vallarta and I wanted to ask you if you happen to know a good store to buy tequila around there?
I am afraid I don't know much about Puerto Vallarta. Just know buying tequila in Mexico is a hassle because
Of having to bring it back. Most of the best tequilas are exported to the US and many brands available here are not available for sale in Mexico. I recommend just buying tequila to drink while you are there. If you wsnt to go Tequila shopping, take the 3 hour drive into Guadalajara and shop there. The options are mire expansive without the jacked up tourist pricing..
@@TheTequilaHombre 🙏 my flight was delayed and I’m actually in Guadalajara and about to go look for something
How would this compare to Pueblo Viejo and San Matias??
Try it and you tell me. 😉
@@TheTequilaHombreDepends if my spot has it and price is right.
@@RodneyHenderson357 its available everywhere and its cheap. You can find it.
Thank you for reviewing this one!
Thanks for watching!
I've seen the Dulce Vida Blanco at Binny's, was curious, thanks for the review.
Thanks for watching!
We missed your agave rating on these ones Hombre. ❤
No agave rating. Its a decent budget brand.
Why is saying it's certified organic and add-free b.s.? What if they had it tested privately? I could see objecting to not disclosing who did the testing but can't the claim itself be proven?
Certified additive free is B.S. not Organic as there is no certification for additive free and to say so violates CRT regulations . There is an organic certification so I was not referring to that.
@@TheTequilaHombre you mean there is no recognized/legal authority? As opposed to the ability of being able to determine if a tequila has additives?
@@philc1884 No, There is no additive free certification with tequila and no way to tell if some additives have been added or not. Anyone telling you otherwise is being deceptive.
@@TheTequilaHombre Isn't add free what you've been preaching/promoting all this time? Did something change? What am I missing? (and I'm not trying to be snarky : )
@@philc1884 the thing you are missing is the fact that they say "certified additive free" which is B.S. nothing's is certified. I have to go by taste and I am pretty good at knowing what has glycerin or added sugar and can guide people away from that. But some flavoring additives are impossible to know whether they have been added or whether they came from wood aging . Watch my updated videos on additive free for full information. I go deep on them and they are fact based.
Do you struggle with arthritis? Looks like it’s hard to open & close these bottles
No. I don't have arthritis. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@TheTequilaHombre ah ok we gotta get you on a strength training plan. The healthier you are the longer you can drink tequila🙏
@@BourbonJazzyLife I'm strong like OX. No problems here. Just trying not to rip the bottle neck off like I usually do because of my super strength. Broken glass has been causing issues in the office. Thanks for watching though.