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Heard! Podcast – Episode 71 – The Heart of Mexico and the Soul of Detroit

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Antonio Lopez, part of the family who owns Tequila Cabresto, talks to us about owning a Detroit based Tequila company. From their agave fields in Jalisco all the way to the bottle, the Lopez family knows tequila. We talk about Cabresto’s different varieties, the lack of tequila bars in Detroit, and more. At the beginning […]

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Antonio Lopez, part of the family who owns Tequila Cabresto, talks to us about owning a Detroit based Tequila company. From their agave fields in Jalisco all the way to the bottle, the Lopez family knows tequila. We talk about Cabresto’s different varieties, the lack of tequila bars in Detroit, and more. At the beginning of the show, we talk about the new craze - päntsdrunk, the Finnish phenomenon of drinking alone sans pants. Thanks for listening! You can learn more about Tequila Cabresto at http://tequilacabresto.com. If you like what you hear, please subscribe. You can follow us on Instagram @heardpodcast. Thanks to Audible for this show! To start your free 30-day trial and receive a free audiobook visit https://www.audible.com/detroit or text Detroit to 500-500!

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