I will also add Tres Generacions by Sauza. Very smooth, never harsh. And it comes in the cool brown ‘I Dream of Jeanie’ kind of bottle (looks more like it after several tequilas). Can often get it on sale for $35 +/-... (73 replies, last updated by streetgourmetla June 15, 2008)

I’ve been on a huge tequila kick for a while now and am supremely disappointed in the selection i’ve found in Arlington/downtown liquor stores. The most exciting selections the stores I’ve been to have are maybe... (2 replies, last updated by dmbfiredncr March 2, 2008)

I’ve recently taken up sipping on tequila with lime as a nice summery drink. My problem is I know very little about tequila..probably just enough to be dangerous with. I’ve been sipping the Patron Silver, but wanted... (32 replies, last updated by Outerspace March 2, 2009)

), Reposados(3mos. to under a year in roble blaco), Platas(silver) and Blancos(white), no Oros(gold) or jovens(young) were tasted, or around as far as I could tell. Amatitan,Jal. Oro y Plata Tierra Azul Tres Mujeres Tres Tonos... (12 replies, last updated by fuzzyrabidpanda May 14, 2009)

.For a silver, look for Tapatio.I will check on more this Saturday when I’m in TJ and get back to you for more Mex only tequilas. Playa del Carmen has an amazing tasting room for La Cofradia, most of their 20+ tequilas... (13 replies, last updated by mragave July 11, 2009)

It (Sauza Silver) is pretty decent straight in a pinch. The Sauza family makes good stuff. Tres Generaciaones is our standard anejo with a couple other tequila families around for different occasions. (41 replies, last updated by mragave June 19, 2007)

I highly recommend the guided Tequila tasting at the lobby bar at the Cancun Ritz Carlton to learn everything about the different ages (silver, reposado, and anejo), some additional related liquors, and proper serving and tasting... (32 replies, last updated by Dylan February 8, 2004)

New York businessman is launching a kosher tequila in time for Cinco de Mayo. Martin Silver says Agave 99 will be on the market in time for the holiday that celebrates Mexico’s defeat of French forces on May 5, 1862. Mr.... (4 replies, last updated by ferret March 30, 2009)

. I have to say, the best part was the margaritas. They are Tommy’s Mexican-worthy. At $24/pitcher (maybe it was $20) they better be great. The default tequila for margaritas is Herradura silver, so it’s decent stuff.... (12 replies, last updated by Pssst November 3, 2005)

Tequila, Rum and Gin for everyday and large gathering mixing. For Rum I tried Bacardi Silver and found it absolutely horrible. I don’t see how someone should be allowed to sell something like that. It tastes bad and it... (10 replies, last updated by ted August 5, 2008)

had four different drinks off their house tail list, which were so interesting that I would count them as chow. A mojito, another limey drink called cahipiroska, a blood orange margarita, and most interesting a passionfruit and... (0 replies, last updated by wombat September 4, 2005)

not satisifed. Any suggestions? Does anyone know a place that has good batidos (or liquados) and tres leches? (12 replies, last updated by Frank August 1, 2003)

Very hard to go wrong with fresh-squeezed lime. Our ratio is 5:3:1 (Lime, Tequila, Triple Sec), we always have it strained/up. A high quality 100% Agave Silver (Blanca) gives a nice fresh brightness to it. But I appreciate the... (22 replies, last updated by Pssst March 7, 2006)

Mi Rancho in Silver Spring is the other one that comes to mind as being in the Rio Grande-Cactus Cantina model (which I, too, prefer to Austin Grill for my Tex-Mex fix — and I think you’re also right that... (37 replies, last updated by alkapal October 4, 2007)

's still a Don Pablo’s in Laurel, and for a chain it’s not bad. I have to edit this because I forgot about the Alamo in Hyattsville. They have Tex-Mex and Salvadorean. And a very impressive tequila menu. (7 replies, last updated by Mer_Made April 6, 2009)