Tequila Education (Part 1/4) | History & Origins Of Tequila

[@richievalenz1]

Filipinos distilled coconut to make liquor called lambanog. The Filipino taught Spanish, Spanish brought Filipinos to Mexico during the Galleon Trade.

[@cesarcueto1995]

mkay....whats your point?

[@richievalenz1]

@@cesarcueto1995 that Filipinos taught the Mexicanos the distillation process. 🤷‍♂️

[@cesarcueto1995]

@@richievalenz1 lol no they didn't

[@cesarcueto1995]

@@richievalenz1 you can make alcohol out of any fruit. people have known how to do so since antiquity

[@richievalenz1]

@@cesarcueto1995 are you sure about that? May do some research. Speak to your elders… I’m Latino & I know this.

[@Mahalkosirechelle]

Thia man need to take WSET to learn more about tequila 🤦, as you see you don't have more views,

[@ericktellez7632]

Fun fact, Tequila was the first spirit distilled in North America, and yes, Mexico is in North America: “Mezcal wine - tequila's grandparent - was first produced only a few decades after the Conquest that brought the Spaniards to the New World in 1521. It was variously called mezcal brandy, agave wine, mezcal tequila and finally simply tequila” Also how can you make a Tequila channel and not know where Mexico is located, kinda embarrassing.