Tequila Worms
Dedicated to all things tequila
Tequila is a drink you either love or hate, some people see tequila as a drink to knock back on a hard night out, others prefer to quaff a good quality tequila and savour the taste. What ever your preference enjoy it.
This site aims to bring you information on our favourite tipple tequila and related products, from the tongue-in-cheek to the factual.
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Tequila Girls
Some bars provide the personal services of tequila girls who wander around dressed like Mexican bandits with tequila where their six-shooters should be. Shot glasses replace bullets in their gun belts, and they slam and mix on demand.
The Tequila Slammer
The best way to drink your Tequila!
The Magarita
The civilised way to drink tequila is in a cocktail, the margarita being the most popular: three parts tequila, two parts fresh lime juice and one part triple sec, shaken over ice and served in a glass with a salted rim. Urban legend has it that Margarita was the girlfriend of a Mexican barman, killed by a stray bullet in a bar-room brawl. A likely story, given the romantic and violent reputation of Mexicans.
Tequila Brands
Ocho Añejo
A newish arrival to the UK, this has a crisp and delicate taste. The exact field in which the agave plant was sourced to produce the tequila is detailed on every bottle.
Olmeca
Olmeca Tequilas are exclusivly produced in the heart of Los Altos, 2104 meters above sea level in the western state of Lalisco in Mexico, using artisanal production methods. The result of this unique production and distillation process is a complete range of rich tasting Tequila, all of which conatin Tahona liquid.
Aha Toro
No fewer than six varieties, one of the more interesting is the pink Diva Aha Toro which gets its colour bybeing aged for a while in Merlot wine barrels.
