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Personal Narrative: The Mexican Macho Distillery

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This is a family run, Tequila ranch and distillery. A trip here will always be memorable as one will get to see the old techniques of producing tequila, and a lot of history associated with it. Similar to wine tasting, here tourists can taste at least eight different tequilas, which they will find wonderful, and will surely take back home one or two bottles of their favourite drink. The must try is the ‘Mexican Macho’, which is considered a national drink and part of the Mexican culture. After the tour, tourist can enjoy a wonderful Mexican meal and end their memorable trip to the distillery.

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