This man is very smart. I have been involved in agriculture all my life…this answers so many of my questions. I have always wondered how they keep from cross pollination. Very interesting. Thanks Carlos and Doug.
I was just in Tequila a couple months ago and took the tour. In talking with Rene at Atanasio I mentioned the same points about disease and clones, living in the Napa Valley my whole life all these topics come up also and was not surprised at similarities between the two. This was a great video.
I think "THIS IS THE BEST AGAVE/TEQUILA VIDEO I've EVER SEEN.... being schooled from the MASTER Mr. Carlos Canarena Thank You for your absolutely amazing video God Bless Thee Agave 🙏
Seems like the CRT should create an extension program to reach out to the community and especially the major agave producers to offset the agave production cycle. Cut back planting when the price is high and everybody else is planting, so you have more capacity to plant when the price is low and nobody else is planting. Get a couple seasons of corn or bean production in while waiting for the right time to produce agave again. Eventually with education and planning they can create a more stable market dynamic. Maybe go with Mezcal so you can plant other agaves that might not be vulnerable to exactly the same pests and diseases. Obviously I'm not the first to think of this, it just seems odd the major producers can't plan ahead far enough to improve their own businesses' stability.
I could listen to Carlos Speaking for hours. This was incredible Doug.
He’s so great.
Video should have a million views!!!
Appreciate it
This sh*t gave me goosebumps...what a legend.
Thanks for watching
It would be an honor to someday meet this foresighted knowledgeable industry leader!
Thank you, filled in a few blanks for me and such a wise soul.
Yeah he’s great.
What an intriguing story teller with knowledge, wisdom, and an often unheard of passion.
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wow, it's just a blast, incredible !
Thanks for watching
This man is very smart. I have been involved in agriculture all my life…this answers so many of my questions. I have always wondered how they keep from cross pollination. Very interesting. Thanks Carlos and Doug.
I was just in Tequila a couple months ago and took the tour. In talking with Rene at Atanasio I mentioned the same points about disease and clones, living in the Napa Valley my whole life all these topics come up also and was not surprised at similarities between the two. This was a great video.
Thanks for sharing and educating us! I love and enjoy learning all about agave spirits.
Great Information and hysterical facts. Amazing video content
Outstanding!
This is great education from the legend himself. Gracias Doug!
Fascinating! Thank you for sharing this experience with us.
That’s incredible
Sheesh. Amazing video! I know what I'm drinking with dinner now...
That was an amazing video. I could listen to him all day. Looking forward to more of this Doug, great content!!
Absolutely fantastic! Thank you for sharing.
This was amazing! Thank you for capturing it and sharing with us.
Thanks for watching.
Wow, thanks for sharing.!!!
I think "THIS IS THE BEST AGAVE/TEQUILA VIDEO I've EVER SEEN.... being schooled from the MASTER Mr. Carlos Canarena
Thank You for your absolutely amazing video
God Bless Thee Agave 🙏
Appreciate it. Thanks for watching
This is why Ocho is so delicious. Arguably the best tequila at their price point and certaintly way better than some of the mass marketed brands!
A great brand for sure
This was beautiful. It's just iconic to hear the history tequila ocho good stuff Doug 👌
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He is such an interesting man. Definitely enjoyed the film.
Excellent
Excelencia
Whoa, that's a life's worth of insight packed into 15 fascinating minutes.
👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻
Man that's legendary stuff right there
Seems like the CRT should create an extension program to reach out to the community and especially the major agave producers to offset the agave production cycle. Cut back planting when the price is high and everybody else is planting, so you have more capacity to plant when the price is low and nobody else is planting. Get a couple seasons of corn or bean production in while waiting for the right time to produce agave again. Eventually with education and planning they can create a more stable market dynamic. Maybe go with Mezcal so you can plant other agaves that might not be vulnerable to exactly the same pests and diseases.
Obviously I'm not the first to think of this, it just seems odd the major producers can't plan ahead far enough to improve their own businesses' stability.
Yeah very weird that they don’t seem to learn much from each cycle.
Amazing Work! Learned a lot by watching this thank you
Knowledge
The Master Has Spoken
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