u/Extension-Figure2011

I'll be very honest, my fatass loved driving the extra 30 min to this location. They made real loaded nachos, real loaded flaming hots with chese, killer loaded fries, and pizzas and wings were always made to order.

When I say real I mean they poured the cheese and chili from a cauldren. The lines for food was always long and took forever, but my fatass didn't mind missing the trailers.

They eliminated the hot food kiosk and now everything is prepackaged and quality has gone way down in the past couple of months.

Who made the decision, is this temporary, or just part of the new economy?

I'm incredibly happy for this haul. I have been saving up for a new haul for a while and carefully decided what to get. I have not had proper pours from any of these bottles, but I did taste a couple.

La Pulga Red Corn is an agave and cinnamon bomb. I'm very curious how what I taste will change once it opens up and do a proper pour. This was a last minute edition, but I suspect I will go search for a backup bottle.

Terralta XA might be the most well-balanced aged Tequila I have tried. I get agave and oak, but no tannins, again this was not a proper pour, so just my initial reaction.

Terralta 110 Blanco was very mineral forward, absolutely no brine (very good thing for my palate), may be one of the longest lingering tasting Tequilas I have had, and it 100% doesn't drink like a 110, very approachable.

Mijenta Añejo smelled like sweet oak and maybe white pepper, I did not try it, only smelled it, it was pretty late when I got home and started opening bottles.

I'm going to wait for the weekend to invite family to do proper pours during a carne asada.

I will concede this bucket is dope, but enough with the shenanigans!!! $40 for cheap lightweight plastic is too much. I've bought about 15 tins over the years and the tin and cool graphics are what hooked me, but now it seems like plastic is getting all the creative attention and tins are just an afterthought.

My favorites plastic bucket was Captain Marvel one, heavy AF and it lit up, that's been my only plastic bucket.

On my third, spilled half of my second one into my boot, so dumb

Just woke up, need to cut the grass in this 93F weather (its 7pm), what a better way to get the blood pumping than with Tequila, Flaming Hots and Zero Sugar Baja Dew.

I found them today at my local Cinemark, but I was not a fan of them. I found the blue one to be pretty cool, but its cheap plastic and $30. The plastic bucket has no real rigidity, very flexible.

The tin bucket is interesting, but all the images on it look like GTA screenshot graphics.

I skipped the Super Girl ones bc I found them boring also. I really did like the Toy Story tins, I got both of them. I feel this year's buckets have been a bit boring compared to other years.

I use these inflatable bags when I travel and they always work perfectly, but I forgot them at home. I just realized it and I only have three days left in my trip.

I looked at Amazon delivering, but the earliest takes two weeks.

Has anyone seen these before for sale in Paris?

I left in a hurry to catch my flight and forgot to ask for the recipe. It was my first Hugo Spritz and it was perfect for the heat wave Geneva is experiencing.

Do specs vary regional and I guess what's are folks favorite specs?

Maybe a dumb question, but I couldn't find a year or lot number. Just curious about how long it was aged, what it was aged in, or possibly when it was bottled.

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The 2024 Madera G4 is currently in my top three favorites and I was a big fan how easy it was to distinguish each batch of G4 Madera. Since G4 Madera is one of my favorites I decided to give the G4 anejo a chance.

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On the neck pour:

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Nose I get pineapple, light cinnamon bark, sweet lime and palate upfront is limonada, woody tanins, and towards the back its savory with black pepper notes. Slight ethanol present, but its still a neck pour.