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Why Prolijo Tequila Blanco is made to sip, not shoot. In this review, I explain why Prolijo Tequila Blanco deserves respect. This tequila is crafted for sipping, not shooting, highlighting tradition and craftsmanship.
In this long-form tequila review, I take a deep dive into Prolijo Tequila Blanco (NOM 1626), an artisanal tequila cooked in a stone oven, tahona crushed, and twice distilled in copper stills. Prolijo is all about tradition, heritage, and real craftsmanship—designed to sip, not shoot.
If you’re passionate about authentic, additive-free tequila, subscribe to Tasting Tequila with Brad for more reviews, interviews, and tequila stories.
Smash that like button if you sip your tequila. Comment below: Do you sip or shoot your tequila?
Learn more about Prolijo Tequila Blanco: https://drinkprolijo.com
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By Bradley NiccumWhy Prolijo Tequila Blanco is made to sip, not shoot. In this review, I explain why Prolijo Tequila Blanco deserves respect. This tequila is crafted for sipping, not shooting, highlighting tradition and craftsmanship.
In this long-form tequila review, I take a deep dive into Prolijo Tequila Blanco (NOM 1626), an artisanal tequila cooked in a stone oven, tahona crushed, and twice distilled in copper stills. Prolijo is all about tradition, heritage, and real craftsmanship—designed to sip, not shoot.
If you’re passionate about authentic, additive-free tequila, subscribe to Tasting Tequila with Brad for more reviews, interviews, and tequila stories.
Smash that like button if you sip your tequila. Comment below: Do you sip or shoot your tequila?
Learn more about Prolijo Tequila Blanco: https://drinkprolijo.com
#ProlijoTequilaBlanco #ProlijoTequila #SipNotShoot #TequilaReview #TastingTequila #CraftTequila #AdditiveFreeTequila #TequilaTradition #SippingTequila #TastingTequilaWithBrad