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AGAVE: The Cultivation of Tradition
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2017
- The tequila making process is arduous and delicate and it is unique as it only happens in Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico where the scenery is filled with beautiful plantations and hardworking farmers. This short documentary will give you a look into the tequila making process in hopes of helping you appreciate this spirit rich in culture.
About 2016 on a Sunday my wife and I knocked on the back door of the Orendain distillery in Tequila. There was no tour staff on duty so the head chemist took us on a private tour of the entire process from the truck arriving with the agave all the way to the double distillation process where we both had shots from a bull's horn. Fascinating.
A heart felt appreciation for your passion in nurturing this liquor 🥃.
Dude was like "RESPECT THE TRADITION!" 🤣
Excellent production
Wow… I did not know that. A Gift from the one true living god.
wow, I am envious, you are one of the few who have had the honor to interview one of the most prominent AND influent families in Mexico and the creators of the tequila, even though the cuervos family is one of the most famous and most recognized tequila brands in the world the arette tequila from the Orendain family is considered the king among tequilas and tequila connoisseurs.
Agreed. I personally will not drink Cuevo and we always stick with Orendain. The Orendain family own a small hotel in Melaque, Jalisco on the coast north of Manzanillo. We've met the family and toured the distillery. Our favorite for mixed drinks is the silver clear "joven" tequila
Great video.
Back then they were saying they couldn’t really grow anything and we threw up a farm so they had a job there
Very informative and entertaining! Tequila is on the way up here in the U.S. more than it ever has been! Looking forward to learn and enjoy tequila! 🥃💥🥃
It sure is! Tequila consumption is at an all time high in the U.S. Thank you for watching.
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Loved this video. I learned so much. We need to get this more widely distributed
Thank you for watching!
I got a bad hangover from watching this
Gracias Jose’
Loved it! I actually learned a lot! Keep up the great work and also congrats!
Carolina Hernandez Flores Thanks a lot!
Very well done
Very useful video 👍
We had a fight those people over food back to
The thing I’m pissed off about is none of the alcohol even really taste like agave
Nice Job Jose, now I want to visit Tequila!
David Castillo thank you man I️ recommend you do
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Nice video but I'm not sure where you got the idea that the "tequila making process....only happens in Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico." It also happens in the Los Altos de Jalisco region such as Arandas, Tepatitlan, San Ignacio Cerro Gordo and Atotonilco.
It can happen in parts of Michoacan, parts of Guanajuato, parts of Tamaulipas and parts of Nayarit and in all of the rest of Jalisco.
Isn't Tequila called some other name when the agave is grown outside of the specific areas of central Jalisco? I love Raicilla, similar to Tequila but comes from agave grown in western Jalisco. Also there's of course mescal, also cultivated outside of the specific areas of Jalisco. There are several other spirits with the agave plant as the primary ingredient but prevented by law from being called tequila.... Just as you cannot call something champagne if the grapes are grown in California
Hey do you guys still have all the lightbulbs and everything out there because it’s like yeah I want to see if you guys got a video of the house that I threw up and then tore apart back whenever we did the my salsa thing that ended up on the Eminem album
It was gone when I left wasn’t it it was like magic how it appears and disappears they made torn about that
Well done bro! Very informative.
Really appreciate it bro. Hope you enjoy tequila more after watching this
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hola
Que tal, saludos!