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Familia Camarena Tequila Silver 38% Vol. 0,7L
| Type | Spirits, Tequila |
Product number: 670401
£57.03
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Each bottle of Camarena represents over 250 years of history, dating back to
1761 in Arandas, Jalisco, Mexico.This place is at the heart of artisanal tequila
production and is known for its centuries-old tradition.
A historic bell still exists there today, which is traditionally used to
announce festivities and gather the local community. The significance of this
bell and its role in the cultural and social life of the community served as
inspiration for the design of the Camarena bottle, so that each bottle not only
carries tequila, but also a piece of Mexican cultural history and community
spirit.
At the heart of each bottle are the legendary wolves of Jalisco, once considered
the guardians of the agave fields and the inhabitants of Arandas.
These wolves, feared and revered for their cunning and ferocity, symbolize a
deep bond and mutual respect between nature and man.
1761 in Arandas, Jalisco, Mexico.This place is at the heart of artisanal tequila
production and is known for its centuries-old tradition.
A historic bell still exists there today, which is traditionally used to
announce festivities and gather the local community. The significance of this
bell and its role in the cultural and social life of the community served as
inspiration for the design of the Camarena bottle, so that each bottle not only
carries tequila, but also a piece of Mexican cultural history and community
spirit.
At the heart of each bottle are the legendary wolves of Jalisco, once considered
the guardians of the agave fields and the inhabitants of Arandas.
These wolves, feared and revered for their cunning and ferocity, symbolize a
deep bond and mutual respect between nature and man.