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Tequila History: Tequila’s U.S. Home

July 27, 2014February 1, 2013 by Lisa Pietsch

True Tequila Aficionados want to know everything there is to know about tequila. Explore a piece of tequila’s history with M.A. “Mike” Morales by clicking here.

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