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Knowing what you’re looking for in a great tequila will allow you to get the most out of your money, while still getting that signature flavor and kick. Understanding what goes into making a great tequila, as well as the quality standards, can teach you a lot about buying liquor in general. Here are tips to keep in mind before you make your next purchase.

Know your distilleries

Where is your Wide collection of tequilla online coming from? A few important factors to keep in mind include how old the tequila is, and how big the distillery is. And, of course, how much it costs.

Know what you’re drinking

You have a better chance at knowing what you’re getting by reading the label than by taking a blind taste test. Of course, once you learn about what’s in there, you can decide for yourself if it tastes good or not.

Know your brand

If you’ve really narrowed down what you want, you can look up the label to see the company that makes your bottle. This way, you know exactly what kind of tequila it is and what kind of recipe is used for the liquor.

Buy from someone reputable

There are lots of fake brands out there in the liquor store, so make sure you buy your tequila from a professional like a liquor distributor or an honest retailer, who will give advice if they think something is off about your chosen tequila.

Know your alcohol content

The stronger the alcohol content, the more you need to pay for that bottle. But the higher price doesn’t mean better quality. If you like a middle of the road tequila that won’t break the bank but still tastes good, don’t buy a super extra-grade tequila just because it’s cheap. What you pay for is age, and not necessarily taste.