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Taste some good stuff this week and HOP by these San Antonio area locations for our in-store samplings. LIVE OAK – 14623 IH 35 N 4/13 – Hacienda de Chihuahua 4/13 – Moosehead Brewery 4/13 – Shiner Bock Brewery 4/13 – Uno Por Favor Tequila 4/14 – Georgetown Wine 4/14 – Barossa Vineyard & Oyster Bay Vineyard 4/14 – Jameson Brewery 4/14 – Rebecca Creek Whiskey, Enchanted Rock Vodka and Texas Ranger Whiskey 4/14 – Western Son Vodka SA SUPE... Read More

Taste some good stuff this month and HOP by the Lubbock store for our in-store samplings.   6816 Slide Road 4/14 – Landon Winery

Taste some good stuff this week and HOP by these San Antonio area locations for our in-store samplings.   LIVE OAK – 14623 IH 35 N 4/4 – Taste, Savor & Save : Candoni, Yalumba, Marchesi, Ca’Momi, Ca’Bolani, Bench, TX Hills & More! 4/6 – Altstadt Beer, John Drew Brands, Sugarlands Moonshine 4/7 – Abandonado Tequila, Barossa Wine, Western Son Vodka, Stolen Whiskey & Rum SA SUPERSTORE– 5219 De Zavala Road 4/4 – Sauvignon Blanc Wine Class : Momo, The N... Read More

Taste some good stuff this month and HOP by the Lubbock store for our in-store samplings.   6816 Slide Road 4/6 – Cupcake Wine 4/7 – Malibu Beer 4/20 – Shiner Beer, Dogfish Head Beer, Prairie Vodka & Gin 4/21 – Blk Eye Vodka, Malibu Beer

Margaritas are arguably the lushest and popular of all tequila-based cocktails. And they’re popular for good reason! But they don’t just come in the lime variety, my thirsty amigos. Margaritas have many versatile, fiesta-inducing flavors. And in honor of National Margarita Day, we’ve picked out 5 of our favorites. Try one (or a few) of the recipes and we bet you and your party guests will be quite impressed. Watermelon Rita Ingredients 2 oz of silver tequila 1 oz of fresh lime juice 1 oz ... Read More

October 21st is National Mezcal Day! So, What’s the difference between mezcal and tequila? Mezcal (traditionally spelled mescal) is a Mexican distilled spirit that is made from the agave plant. Tequila is technically a mezcal, however, there are differences in production technique and in the types of agave used. Tequila is made from a single type of agave plant – the agave tequilana (blue agave) – and can only be produced in the state of Jalisco and in small parts of four other states. We&... Read More