I once had to teach a bartender in Boston how to make a marg=:o
How lucky are we to live in a city with 20+ Mexican restaurants?!?! I know of at least 4 that make what I'd call a 'killer marg' and several have a long list of top shelf/top notch margs. Some of MY personal favorites, in no particular order, are the Juanita Rita - Juanita's, The Boss - Effrain's, Cruiser Marg - Wahoos, Gold on the Rocks - Rio Grande.
What are Boulder Drunks fav margs?
What's your recipe for home shaking?
I've been to Tequila Mexico and I've met Jose Cuervo, but I have yet to find a margarita south of the border as good as we get right here in Boulder!
How lucky are we to live in a city with 20+ Mexican restaurants?!?! I know of at least 4 that make what I'd call a 'killer marg' and several have a long list of top shelf/top notch margs. Some of MY personal favorites, in no particular order, are the Juanita Rita - Juanita's, The Boss - Effrain's, Cruiser Marg - Wahoos, Gold on the Rocks - Rio Grande.
What are Boulder Drunks fav margs?
What's your recipe for home shaking?
I've been to Tequila Mexico and I've met Jose Cuervo, but I have yet to find a margarita south of the border as good as we get right here in Boulder!
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Re: Margaritas - ¿La bebida de los Dioses?
Mon, May 26, 2008 - 7:38 AMWahoo's makes the best bang for your buck. Jaunitas are good, but they are gone in like 3 sips. I only need one Wahoo's marg and I'm pretty boozed. They are cheaper too!
