A History of Tequila
A common misunderstanding is that tequila is made from a cactus. The reality is that tequila is made from distilled sap from hearts of the agave plant. The key to quality tequila is to harvest agaves when they are perfectly ripe which can take up to an astounding 8 to 12 years. In order for it to be labeled a tequila, the product must be produced in a specific area designated in Mexico around the town of Tequila. The word tequila itself is a mystery. It is said to be an ancient Nahuati term. The Nahuati were the original people that lived in the area and the translation is "the place of harvesting plants". In recent years, many have put away the salt shakers and sliced limes. They sit down, relax and savor the taste of liquid fire.
Margaritas
Classic Margarita
Classic blend of 100% pure agave tequila, triple sec & lime juice
Blue Agave Margarita
Your favorite tequila with a delicious blend of lemon, lime & blue curacao
Dutch Margarita
It's no surprise that a citrus vodka makes this great margarita
Prickly Pear Margarita
A carefully selected Reposado will pair nicely with Grand Mariner and prickly pear juice
Melon Margarita
Shock your palette with a citrus tequila and Midori melon
Sunburn Margarita
Turn up the heat with a spicy tequila, Cointreau and fresh cranberries
Ultimate Orange Margarita
Stay on the lighter side and marry a sweet tequila with Cointreau and orange juice
Triple Berry Margarita
Pair any añejo with a fresh blend of blackberries, strawberries and raspberries
Tropical Margarita
Get your juices flowing with papaya nectars, guava and crème of coconut
Ruby Red Margarita
Create a fruitopia with Patron Citronage, a citrus tequila, and grapefruit
Mango Margarita
Look for the silver lining with fresh mango and Patron Citronage
Sangria Margarita
Take a trip to the Mediterranean with this sangria and margarita blend
Sour Apple Margarita
Smirnoff Green Apple Vodka gives this cocktail a unique explosion of margarita flavor
Rail Choices
$6
Jose Cuervo Gold
1800 Silver
Monte Alban
Turantula Azul
Guacamole Sauza Conmemorative
Sauza Blanco
Call Choices
$7
Jose Cuervo Tradicional
Sauza Tres Generaciones
18000 Reserva
Milagro Silver
Herradura Silver
Corazon Blanco
Sauza Hornitos
Tres Generaciones Plata
Top Choices
$9
Milagro Reposado
El Tesoro Platinum
Herradura Gold
Herradura Ãnejo
Cazadores
Don Julio Blanco
Cabo Wabo Blanco
Corazon Ãnejo
Ultimate Choices
$12
El Tesoro Ãnejo
Don Julio Ãnejo
Don Julio Reposado
Cabo Wabo Resposado
Patron Silver
Patron Ãnejo
Patron Reposado
Reposados
Sauza Hornitos
$7
sweet and light bodied, finishes quickly (local favorite)
1800 Reserva
$7
spicy caramel, light to medium bodied
Milagro
$7
sweet agave nose, light and silky
Corzaon
$8
sweet crème brulee and floral nose, finishes effortlessly
Cazadores
$10
toffee aroma and a nice dose of peppery heat
Herradura
$10
sweet vanilla, intense honey, medium to full bodied
Cabo Wabo
$10
brown spice, citrus, slightly salty, finishes with a good deal of heat
Don Julio
$12
sweet honeysuckle, vanilla cream, finishes with a spicy pepper fade
Patron
$12
the name speaks for itself
Añejos
Sauza Commemorative
$7
faint buttered caramel, finishes with pepper and tropical fruit
Sauza Tres Generacions
$7
buttered caramel, finishes with a blast of pepper spice
Herradura
$9
sharp agave and vanilla nose, smooth and supple, finishes like no other
Don Julio
$9
restrained sweet buttery caramel, roasted tropical fruit, finishes sweet and fruity
El Tesoro Añejo
$9
deep amber gold, rich caramel, subdued but beautifully balanced
Corazon
$11
robust, sweet, herbaceous with a dash of honey, very smooth
Patron
$12
worth every penny
Jose Cuervo Reserva de la Familia
$16
dark amber hue, nose of oak, almonds, apples olives and cinnamon, full mellow taste, finishes long and silky
Herradura Seleccion Suprema Muy
$65
this tequila holds a brilliant copper color, sweet caramel, roasted nuts and tobacco leaf aromas. A smooth beginning leads to a full bodied palette with caramel, tropical fruits and brown spices. This tequila finishes for a mile with beautiful balance. Highly sophisticated añejo designed for slow sipping
Silvers, Blancos, Platas
Sauza Blanco
$5
clear, medium body with delicate floral nose
1800 Silver
$6
soft entry leads to a full bodied palette with a refreshing fade
Milagro Silver
$7
medium body with faint floral nose, element of lemon zest with short finish
Don Julio Blanco
$8
robust green pepper, vanilla bean and sweet agave aromas
Corazon Blanco
$8
medium to full bodied palette, brown spice, grilled fruit notes
El Tesoro Silver
$9
clear, robust green pepper, sweet agave aromas
Cabo Wabo
$9
sweet green pepper, citrus, honey aromas, finishes with fiery fruity fade
Patron
$10
citrus medium body finishes with a touch of mint
Others
Tarantula Azul
$4
Citrus Flavored Tequila
Mantel Alban Mescal
$5
Agavero Tequila Liqueu
$7
Beer
Miller Lite
$3
Bud Light
$3
Budweiser
$3
Yuengling
$4
Coors Light
$3
Michelob Ultra
$4
Amstel Light
$4
Stella
$5
Heineken
$5
New Castle
$3
Guiness
$6
Buckler
$4
Sol
$3
Pacifico
$4
Dos Equis
$4
Dos Equis Amber
$4
Corona
$4
Corona Light
$4
Negra Modelo
$3
Modelo
$3
Tecate
$4
Magic Hat #9
$4
Legend Brown
$8
Wine
Whites
Falling Star Chardonnay, Argentina
$5
Beringer White Zinfandel, California
$5
Ca'Donini Pinot Grigio, Italy
$6
Carmen Sauvingnon Blanc, Chile
$6
Reds
Falling Star Merlot / Malbec, Argentina
$5
Mirrasou Pinot Noir, California
$6
McWilliams Shiraz, Australia
$7
Trapiche Oak Cast Cabernet, Argentina
$7
Sparkling
Fluer De Lyse
$30
Specialty Drinks
