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Tasting Creyente Azul Mezcal Artesanal Añejo Cristalino
Watch the Full Videos for Tasting Proximo's Cristalino Portfolio
Proximo's Cristalino Tequilas Part 1
Proximo's Cristalino Tequilas Part 2
Proximo's Cristalino Mezcal Part 3
Tasting the First Organic Cristalino Tequila
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Part 2 - Tasting Gran Centenario Añejo Cristalino, Reserva De La Familia PX Organic Añejo Cristalino, Maestro Dobel 50th Extra Añejo Cristalino
00:73 - What are Cristalino Tequilas?
01:19 - Why are Cristalino Tequilas Popular? What's the Point?
02:06 - Gran Centenario Cristalino
05:24 - GC Tasting & Is It Worth the Money?
08:49 - Reserva de la Familia PX Organic Añejo Cristalino
10:35 - RDLF Tasting & Is It Worth the Money?
13:06 - Maestro Dobel 50th Extra Añejo Cristalino
15:53 - MD Tasting & Is It Worth the Money?
21:02 - Waiting to Taste the Mezcal Creyente Cristalino
Watch the Full Videos for Tasting Proximo's Cristalino Portfolio
Proximo's Cristalino Tequilas Part 1
Proximo's Cristalino Tequilas Part 2
Proximo's Cristalino Mezcal Part 3
Tasting the First Organic Cristalino Tequila
Support The Spirits Educator
If you would like to support this website, please use the following links to contribute through Patreon, PayPal or Venmo @thespiritseducator. Thank you for your support!
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Part 1 - Tasting Jose Cuervo Tradicional Reposado Cristalino, Gran Coramino Reposado Cristalino, 1800 Añejo Cristalino & Maestro Dobel Diamante
01:27 - What are Cristalino Tequilas?
02:27 - How Does Proximo Drives this Sub-Category?
03:12 - What's the Point of Cristalino Tequilas?
04:08 - Jose Cuervo Tradicional Reposado Cristalino
09:44 - Gran Coramino Reposado Cristalino
14:40 - Maestro Dobel Diamante
22:19 - 1800 Añejo Cristalino
Watch the Full Videos for Tasting Proximo's Cristalino Portfolio
Proximo's Cristalino Tequilas Part 1
Proximo's Cristalino Tequilas Part 2
Proximo's Cristalino Mezcal Part 3
Tasting the First Organic Cristalino Tequila
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March 2025 Update
After I filmed this video in February 2025, someone at Infinium Spirits informed me that they had bought the full brand and Germán would no longer be involved. I was told that the contract distillery, master distiller, and production process would remain the same from when Germán was involved with the brand.
0:40 - Meet Germán, The Man Behind the Brand
01:41 - Why the Name Tears of Llorona?
03:10 - Production Process
05:21 - 1L Bottle Design
07:10 - Tasting Tears of Llorona Extra Añejo Tequila
14:55 - Is It Worth the Money?
16:46 - Why Is This Product For? (Product Recap & Selling Points)
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For the written content covered in this video, please visit Port Cask-Finished Bourbons & Ryes
00:44 - The Product I Will Not Cover & Why
04:42 - What is Port Wine?
08:47 - Ezra Brooks 99 Port Cask
11:34 - Noble Oak Double Oak Rye
13:29 - Templeton Midnight Rye
15:31 - Woodinville Straight Bourbon Port Cask
17:58 - Amador Rye Whiskey
19:47 - Breckenridge Port Cask
21:01 - Angel's Envy
23:45 - TX Bourbon Port Cask
26:07 - Old Elk Bourbon Port Cask
28:34 - Garrison Brothers Guadalupe
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For the written content covered in this video, please visit Reserva De La Familia
01:02 - Overview
2:56 - Platino Explanation
5:05 - Platino Tasting
07:46 - Platino - Is it worth it?
09:06 - Reposado Explanation
12:09 - Reposado Tasting
14:15 - Reposado - Is it worth it?
15:10 - Private Cask Edition No. 1 Explanation
17:25 - Private Cask Tasting
20:23 - Private Cask - Is it worth it?
21:52 - PX Añejo Cristalino Orgánico
24:59 - What are Cristalino Tequilas
28:49 - PX Cristalino Explanation
29:52 - PX Cristalino Tasting
31:52 - PX Cristalino - Is it worth it?
33:24 - Extra Añejo
36:22 - Visit the La Rojeña Distillery
38:40 - Extra Añejo Explanation
39:52 - Extra Añejo Tasting
41:28 - Extra Añejo - Is it worth it?
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