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MuchoTE
Tequila is now available for pre-order!
Click here to reserve your inaugural bottle today!
The story of Will and Dave:
Twin brothers Will and Dave Elger from Denver have spent the past
decade in the liquor business doing their part to sell, promote
and make famous some of the most well known brands in the world.
The twins have always been huge fans of great tequila but felt
the high prices of these really good tequilas were a real bummer,
they were sure they could do better on their own. Through their
travels they discovered a very cool tequila distillery near Jalisco,
Will and Dave developed a close relationship with a master distiller
and together started making what they feel is the best tasting
Reposado tequila available. Many tastings and many recipes later
MuchoTE was born. A super premium Reposado style tequila produced
in limited quantities.
In no time, MuchoTE was a hit, Will and Dave originally intended
to produce just enough MuchoTE to share with their friends. Now
Will and Dave being the fun loving guys that they are, decided
they wanted to make more friends, so they started making more
tequila. Of course you don't make your friends pay for fancy bottles
or expensive advertising costs so they skipped all this so that
MuchoTE could be priced, for friends. Great tequila at a great
price, just really good "juice" as they call it. So
now it's just Will, Dave, MuchoTE and their friends. As for all
those other big time, expensive tequilas, they'll always be there,
but for now Will and Dave hope you'll try MuchoTE... and stick
with your friends.
A little about the name:
MuchoTE comes from the word Mucho. Will and Dave, who believe
in getting the most out of life started with the word Mucho which
in Spanish simply means "a lot". For Will and Dave their
tequila is all about lots of flavor, lots of attention to detail,
authenticity and lots of value always to be shared with lots of
friends. In short, the best tequila possible.
While making MuchoTE Tequila Will and Dave realized that a lot
was not enough, they wanted more for their friends. So Mucho became
MuchoTE and a lot became a whole lot more. Next time you are in
Mexico ask someone down there what MuchoTE means. Chances are
they will just smile. Because MuchoTE is not something you can
measure or describe, it is more like... a feeling. Salud!
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