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Is it Better to Sip or Mix Rested Tequila? Reposados or "rested" Tequilas are full of unique and complex flavors depending on what they're aged in—if you love wine be sure to keep an eye out for reposados aged in former wine casks—making them perfect for sipping straight or enhancing your cocktails. -
Traveling Down the Tequila Trail America's relationship with Tequila has matured over time. From Jalisco's terroir to agave, styles and producers, here is your complete guide to the spirit. -
Añejo Tequila Shows Things Get Better With Age Though increasingly appearing in cocktails, long-aged añejo and extra añejo Tequilas are meant for sipping. Here are six bottles to look out for. -
George Clooney's Billion Dollar Tequila Sunset Shots all around as George Clooney and two co-owners rake in the dough after selling their Casamigos tequila company. -
Five Blanco Tequilas to Mix or Sip Tequila is becoming one of the fastest growing spirits in America. These blanco, or silver, bottles are perfect for sipping or mixing in a cocktail. -
A Whiskey Shortage is on the Horizon. Or is it? -
Drink This Now: The Earthy Prietoni Ditch gin for Tequila's earthy cousin. -
11 Top-Notch Reposado Tequilas Reposado, meaning rested, Tequilas offer a balance of pepper and citrus tempered by toasty vanilla that comes from two months to one year in oak barrels. -
Uncorkings 7.11.11 News and notes from the world of wine. -
Slideshow Story: Taking On Tequila Discover the dynamic culture and spirit of Mexico on Jalisco's storied trail.