Book description
Tequila and mezcal have never been so popular: from spicy margaritas to sipping them neat and Tequila, Mezcal & More is the perfect Christmas gift or stocking stuffer for the tequila fan in your life.
Mexico-based agave journalist and photographer Anna Bruce dives into everything you need to know about…
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1 author picked Tequila, Mezcal & More as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
When it comes to spirits guidebooks, the agave-based category is one that can certainly be described as under-served. There are more whisky, rum and brandy books than one can ever reasonably read. It is tequila, mezcal and the like that seem to have barely enough ink to fill a small book shelf. The main reason is simple enough. It is only in the last decade or so that these distillates have gained a global consumer audience and garnered the respect that they deserve.
Anna Bruce, a journalist and photographer, primarily known for her fine work at the well-regarded website,…
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