Margaritaville Spirits Calypso Coconut Tequila - 750ML
Margaritaville Spirits Calypso Coconut Tequila
Indulge in the tropical escape of Margaritaville Spirits Calypso Coconut Tequila. Crafted in the heart of Mexico, this exquisite flavored tequila merges the essence of ripe, sun-kissed coconuts with the purest tequila, offering a taste sensation that transports you straight to paradise. With a 25% ABV, it’s perfect for sipping neat, on the rocks, or as a versatile mixer for your favorite concoctions. Whether you’re hosting a beach-themed party or simply enjoying a quiet evening, Margaritaville Calypso Coconut Tequila is your ticket to an endless summer.
Product Details:
- Country: Mexico
- Brand: Margaritaville Spirits
- Spirits Type: Tequila
- Spirits Style: Flavored Tequila, Coconut Infusion
- Taste: A harmonious blend of rich coconut flavor with the smoothness of premium tequila
- Food Pairings: Complements tropical dishes, seafood, and can be a delightful addition to dessert cocktails
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