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🥃 Tequila & Mezcal Tasting Experience
Guided flights of blanco-to-añejo tequilas and artisanal mezcals, from casual cata to a 4-restaurant gourmet crawl.
Maxaa la filayaa
- Formats: sit-down guided tastings (6-8 pours + sangrita etiquette), jungle palapa tastings, and the 4-stop gourmet pairing crawl
- Benchmark 'Tequila & Mezcal Gourmet Experience' visits 4 top Playa restaurants pairing signature dishes with agave spirits (adults only)
- Learn agave classes: blanco/reposado/añejo, mezcal espadín vs wild agaves, NOM labels, why no lime-and-salt
- Small groups; downtown meeting points; 18+
- Cheaper tastings sit inside cooking classes and food tours as add-ons
- Private sommelier-led verticals bookable for groups
- Bottles available to buy — tastings often credit purchase
Wanaagsan in la ogaado
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- ✓ Free cancellation on safarada badan
- ✓ Ma jiro lacag hordhac ah oo aan ku siinno - bixi operator
- ✓ Dadka dhabta ah ee ku nool xeebta
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