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Tequila Aficionado Magazine – Día de los Muertos Issue

Celebrate the spirit of Día de los Muertos

Step into the vibrant world of agave spirits with Tequila Aficionado’s September/October 2024 issue, celebrating the rich cultural traditions of Día de los Muertos. This special edition dives into the flavors, artistry, and heritage that define the season, from in-depth tequila profiles to festive cocktail inspirations.

Features:

  1. From the Desk of Carlos X Callahan – The “Spirits” of the Dead: Carlos X Callahan explores the deep-rooted connections between agave spirits and Día de los Muertos traditions, celebrating how tequila and mezcal embody the spirits of those who came before.
  2. The Curious Court Case Against Casa Azul: Dive into the legal intrigue surrounding Casa Azul, one of the most talked-about brands in the industry. This article unpacks the details and implications of the case, shedding light on the complexities of the agave spirits market.
  3. The Importance of Mezcal to Oaxaca: Discover how mezcal is woven into the cultural and economic fabric of Oaxaca. This piece highlights mezcal’s profound significance to the region, from tradition and craftsmanship to its vital role in local communities.

Departments:

  1. From the Editor: A warm introduction to the Día de los Muertos issue, where the editor reflects on the season’s celebrations and the cultural richness of agave spirits.
  2. Fall Cocktails: Embrace the flavors of fall with a curated selection of seasonal cocktails. These recipes bring a cozy, autumnal twist to classic tequila and mezcal-based drinks, perfect for cooler days.
  3. A Tequila Twist on a Classic Italian Dessert: Enjoy a delightful fusion of flavors as we reinterpret a beloved Italian dessert with a tequila twist, blending rich textures with the unique character of agave spirits.

Tequila Aficionado’s Día de los Muertos issue invites you to embrace the rich heritage and flavors of agave spirits, celebrating the season with stories, tastes, and traditions that honor Mexico’s beloved holiday.

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