Maracuya, maybe?
As far as I can tell, no, it doesn't.
Since "best" has a number of different meanings including popularity, there's always Tonayán... It's tequila-ish and unavailable in the US, as far as I know. Thank goodness.
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Maracuya, maybe?
As far as I can tell, no, it doesn't.
Since "best" has a number of different meanings including popularity, there's always Tonayán... It's tequila-ish and unavailable in the US, as far as I know. Thank goodness.
my fav is clase azul reposado: ~ $97 / bottle; pure silk- first had it at rick baylis's restaurant in chicago : topolabampo; also, jose cuervo reserva la familia is another very special libation; don julio 1942 anejo ; all a bit pricey and def not for guzzling - but for the astute palate- all will def satisfy/ also try the lagnum mescal reposado-excellent: arriba/abajo/ y el centro: abrir la boca!
citycountryguy
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When I was there in July there was a new tequilaria that had opened across the street from the Aldora Dive shop. I bought a bottle of incredible tequila called La Alma de Mujere, the Soul of a Woman. It was not cheap, but it was delicious. So much so, that the bottle didn't make the trip back to the states. We killed it at the Villa with a small group. I'll be back in a couple of weeks, and plan to find another bottle.
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mikeycanuk
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We couldn't find this in Coz, but several years ago this bottle was the highlight of our trip to Akumal. We brought the empty bottle back
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