Tres Quatro Cinco Extra Añejo Tequila Indian Whisky stemming from the Spanish word

stemming from the Spanish word "caballero" or "gentleman"

This one is quite the sipper

Calling it oatrageous would be a bit too easy so how about it’s oat of this world

But we have noticed that many of our favorite drams happen to be in the ballpark of a dozen years or so

figuratively and literally speaking

Tres Quatro Cinco Extra Añejo Tequila Indian Whisky stemming from the Spanish wordYou've got hundreds of acres of fine agave, what do you do? Fine Tequila, duuh. Enrique Fonseca wasnt always a Tequila maker. At first, he and his father were growing the finest agave for the two biggest Tequila producers in Mexico since the 1980s. But when the contracts expired (and the producers refused to renew them), Fonseca was left with hundreds of acres of agave. Sure, he could make Tequila, but Fonseca didnt know how to make Tequila and also,