From Guadalajara to Amatitán, Jalisco’s tequila producers don’t just make great spirits—they preserve its rich cultural ...

Tequila can only be called tequila if it is made from blue agave plants grown in just five states in Mexico. These are Jalisco, Guanajuato, Michoacán, Nayarit, and Tamaulipas. The town of ...

As tequila tops global sales charts, a new book uncovers the spirit’s revolutionary roots and the family feuds that shaped ...

And even trickier examples include bottlings like Caballito Cerrero --- a historic Jalisco ... using blue agave certified as organic. They buy their agave directly from Mexico, but then proceed ...

But the place where it was distributed from Tequila, Jalisco, that's the name that stuck. Tell us about that region in Mexico ...

The primary differences between tequila and mezcal have to do with specificity. Tequila must be made from blue Weber agave, ...

We’ve come to associate Mexican cartels with the manufacturing and smuggling of drugs, as well as with bloodcurdling ...

California agave spirits, a recent addition to the ... whose family hails from the tequila-producing region of Jalisco, Mexico, they expanded their crop portfolio to incorporate other plant ...

But the place where it was distributed from Tequila, Jalisco, that's the name that stuck. Tell us about that region in Mexico where ... it tended to rely on the blue agave, a particular variety ...

But in the early 1900s, Mexico’s first cartel was formed around a product that was relatively benign: tequila, the national spirit distilled from the pulped core of the blue agave plant.