Photo via PatrónĪfter grabbing a bottle, we found some amazing margarita recipes that are sure to spice up our (and your) celebration. And this is why it’s our go-to for this occasion. This is what makes the flavours complex and deep, making it perfect for any tequila drink.
Produced in small batches in the Highlands of Jalisco, Mexico, all of their tequilas are handcrafted using 100% fine quality blue weber agave with absolutely zero additives. Tequila enthusiast or not, you most likely already know Patrón, the Bacardi-owned brand that first brought premium tequila out of Mexico. And so, for many years now, we’ve trusted Patrón, not just for our trip down Margaritaville but for all tequila cocktails. It is, after all, the primary ingredient. Because it’s such a versatile drink, the only way to spoil it is by using low-quality ingredients, especially tequila. The only thing to keep in mind when mixing a concoction is the quality of ingredients. Whether you like it straight-up or on the rocks, spicy or salty, sweet or bright, fruity or spirit-forward, there are countless ways to celebrate this cocktail of celebrations. The best part- Margarita being a drink of possibilities, there are so many creative riffs we can try out. So, we thank the cocktail Gods for Feb 22, aka, National Margarita Day. That said, if there is an excuse to drink this Mexican classic all day long, in the middle of the friggin week… well, count us in. Al fresco dinner party? Blend a few jars. Lazing around with the gang on Sunday? Mix a batch. Served on the rocks, this homemade margarita recipe with fresh ingredients is timeless.Let’s get one thing out of the way− we don’t really need a reason to enjoy a few (‘cause when is it only one, eh?) margaritas. The classic Patrón Margarita is super easy to make. So if you want to try something or have leftover fruits, use them. “The key to cocktail creation is to take risks.
Image: SuppliedĬelebrate one of the world’s most famous cocktails, the Margarita, this International Margarita Week with Sabrina’s frivolous, fun, easy-to-make recipe. The tools used to make the best Margarita. There’s the Paloma cocktail mixed with PATRÓN Reposado Tequila and the Jalisco Mule infused with PATRÓN Silver that one can easily make at home,” says Sabrina. “ PATRÓN Tequila is versatile and comes in different age variants that can be infused with cocktails beyond just the Margarita. The tequila-making process requires love, care, attention and patience, as the best flavours of this spirit develop slowly and naturally – ensuring perfection with every sip. It is a handcrafted spirit, a production process that can be translated by many as the hard way – a journey PATRÓN never shies away from because the brand believes there are no shortcuts in pursuing perfection. PATRÓN Tequila‘s flavour profile has been consistent over the years. She adds that the garnish in the cocktail is meant to enhance the flavours that are already present in the PATRÓN Tequila spirit and is the most accessible component to start with when exploring creative ways of serving this world’s favourite sipper. “Twist up your salt by either using a different type of salt – maldon or smoked maldon – or by adding another fresh herb or spice with the salt, like cinnamon or thyme,” recommends Sabrina. These remain the four main components of the Margarita but can be spiced up to elevate the taste and the experience. Its origins in Mexico date back to 1936 – a drink that infuses the nation’s most popular spirit, tequila, salt, lime and a sweetener. The history of the Margarita remains a mystery, though. Image: Supplied The MargaritaĪccording to the latest Bacardi Cocktail Trends Report, the Margarita is the 7th most sought-after cocktail in the world – frequently ordered and created globally by many.
Bacardi SA Trade Ambassador Nkuli Khanyile (L) and Patron SA Perfectionist Winner Sabrina Traubner (R).
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