If you've ever seen me empty a shaker of pepper on scrambled eggs, you'll understand why I like it. Long oaky finish, reminiscent of a good bourbon whiskey. Now that makes sense. As I said, there are some useful hints if you travel to Tequila and visit the distilleries. Renting cars in Mexico is expensive.
Taxis are plentiful.
They are inexpensive. And, says Cutler, if you don't speak Spanish, take a card or a brochure with you that has the name and address of your hotel. That way, after a long day of sampling various tequilas, you can always hand it to the cabdriver and he will be able to get you home. Sound advice from somebody who's obviously been there.