- Jul 11, 2001
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So, I was at Costco almost a year ago I guess and a cosmic ray hit me right in the cerebral cortex. What actually happened, BION (believe it or not), was a little old lady asked me to help her get some in her cart. Yeah, no lie. So, I take a look and see they have a special where if you buy 2 bottles of this stuff (Jose Cuervo Especial), I guess it was 1.5 liter bottles, you get this discount. I plop 2 of them in my cart.
I get home and do some online research and see that what I bought is considered crud. No one who knows jack about tequila, who appreciates it, would buy this stuff. I bring it back next time I hit Costco and get the lowdown: "It's illegal in California to return alcoholic beverages." So, now they are just sitting in my house unopened. I have a bottle of probably the same stuff sitting in my liquor cabinet with maybe 3 ounces in it, it's been there probably 15 years. I am not much of a drinker (!), and just never have an idea to use tequila. A friend of mine turned me onto some gourmet stuff at his place a few years ago, but that was a different animal entirely, I discovered, when I did my online research.
What would you do with this Jose Cuervo cheap stuff? Is it possible to make passable margaritas out of this stuff? Donate it? Pour it down the drain? What would you do?
I get home and do some online research and see that what I bought is considered crud. No one who knows jack about tequila, who appreciates it, would buy this stuff. I bring it back next time I hit Costco and get the lowdown: "It's illegal in California to return alcoholic beverages." So, now they are just sitting in my house unopened. I have a bottle of probably the same stuff sitting in my liquor cabinet with maybe 3 ounces in it, it's been there probably 15 years. I am not much of a drinker (!), and just never have an idea to use tequila. A friend of mine turned me onto some gourmet stuff at his place a few years ago, but that was a different animal entirely, I discovered, when I did my online research.
What would you do with this Jose Cuervo cheap stuff? Is it possible to make passable margaritas out of this stuff? Donate it? Pour it down the drain? What would you do?