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"    When you buy a bottle of Casa Dragones tequila, you encounter the phrase &amp;quot;sipping tequila&amp;quot; repeatedly. On the box. On the hand-numbered bottle. On the precious little booklet inside that tells you about the small-batch distillery and the &amp;quot;estate-grown blue agave.&amp;quot; They&amp;#039;re trying to let you know that this is not designed for shooting or making margaritas with. So, you sip it. And it&amp;#039;s really good. It&amp;#039;s strong, and sometimes it makes your jaw swerve uncontrollably to one side of your face, but it&amp;#039;s good. Maybe even delicious. It&amp;#039;s sweet and lime-y and tastes of that agave. You don&amp;#039;t have to know a lot about tequila to appreciate it. You just have to not be afraid to sip tequila. Also, when you buy a bottle of Casa Dragones tequila, you will have spent a lot of money, but maybe it will last you till the next Cinco de Mayo. Or, if you like it a lot, maybe only till Cinco de Junio. THINGS WE THINK WE KNOW ABOUT TEQUILA: It Tastes Good Especially These But Not Necessarily These "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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