Tequila, lime, a touch of orange: This is the perfect margarita recipe, with or without salt. Fill a cocktail shaker with ice and add tequila, lime juice and triple sec. Shake. Pour, with the ice ...

Texas calendars might list Feb. 22 as just another day, but we know the truth: it's National Margarita Day ... a shaker in batches or use a blender to mix. Fills 64-ounce pitcher.

The best citrus mix turns out to be lemon-and-lime zest ... Divide 1 cup crushed ice between 4 or 6 Margarita or double Old Fashioned glasses. Strain juice mixture into 1-quart pitcher or cocktail ...

There's nothing like a refreshing drink after a long day. But if you can't choose between a beer and a margarita, take this ...

Step up your cocktail game by selecting the one of these top tequilas to match your margarita mood, whether it's complex and bold, or refreshing and bright. Our best overall pick is Tequila Ocho ...

Mezcal and Spanish paprika combine smoky forces in this margarita that comes compliments of Clay Pigeon in Fort Worth, Texas. Ingredients: 1.5 oz Vida Mezcal .5 oz dry curacao 1 oz lime juice .5 ...

Based on the romance novels by Sherryl Woods, the show follows best friends ... s Lethal Margaritas” from the official Sweet Magnolias cookbook. The effortless recipe (below) is a collaboration ...

The best type of margarita is the one you love most, after all, and we're here to help you find it. Start with our very easy Perfect Margarita Recipe, and try any of these 1-ingredient twists to ...

This potent champion is a mix of Cuervo Gold, Cointreau, and Grand Marnier. Too potent? No problem. Try any of the other combinations at this [...] read more» ...

San Antonio was also named one of the best cities in the South ... This is because of the offender known as the cursed margarita mix. If you're a normal adult, you likely aren't drinking plastic ...

Texas calendars might list Feb. 22 as just another day, but we know the truth: it's National Margarita Day. This sacred day celebrates the holy trinity of tequila, lime (or lemon, if you're ...

Sadly, most places use corn-syrup-laden mixes that burn your throat and taste like sugar and floor polish. If you want a real, bespoke margarita, head to Taquiza. There, the bartenders mix fresh ...