Garnish with lime wedge 1800 Tequila The Cool Cocktail The Cool (Personally I’m never out of any of the ingredients for a good Margarita, especially the tequila!) 1800 Tequila Cocktail Recipes 1800 Tequila Margarita 1800 Margarita It’s normally made using Cointreau or Triple Sec, but this recipe is a reminder that you can substitute regular orange juice if you’re out of either of those. The first is that old standby, and one of my own favorite cocktails, the Margarita. Here are 1800 Tequila’s suggested cocktail recipes to help celebrate Cinco de Mayo. The bottles also all bear the 1800 Tequila motto of “ Trabajo, Passion, Honestidad” (“Work, Passion, Honesty”). The distinctive 1800 Tequila bottle shape is a reminder of another Mexican icon, the Mayan stone pyramids, some of which I’ve been lucky enough to see on my own travels in Mexico. In fact 1800 Tequila was originally known as Cuervo 1800 Tequila. They share the same long and distinguished pedigree of making 100% agave tequila in Jalisco, Mexico. The first licensed tequila maker was a certain gentleman named Jose Antonio Cuervo, way back in 1758, and 1800 Tequila is a sister company of Jose Cuervo. 1800 Tequila gets its name because that was the year tequila is acknowledged as being first successfully aged in oak barrels.

No, that isn’t 1,800 tequila cocktail recipes but some Cinco de Mayo recipes using 1800 Tequila. Travel Distilled publishes some 1800 Tequila Cocktail Recipes for Cinco de Mayo, including a classic Margarita.

1800 tequila margarita mix