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Best margarita in Grayton or Seagrove !

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Waterman

Beach Lover
Who has the best margarita in Seagrove or Grayton ? :D :D :?:
 
No, me at any location. However, mine are not for sell. I hear that CoCo's in the strip mall on Hwy 98 has great Margaritas. I've had too many bad Margaritas at bars(in other places) to ever buy one again. Perhaps I am picky.
 
Margaritas were invented to cover the taste of the crappy tequila dumped on the American market. They keep most of the good stuff in Mexico and drink it straight.

For folks that like them - Coco's is popular. They serve them in fishbowls.
 
Funny you said that. We have a good friend from Monterrey & she always talks about "sipping tequila"; we thought she was crazy until Otter tried it! Now we can't stand the "American" stuff :lol:
 
House recipe
Collins glass - salted rim
1 1/4 oz Cuervo 1800
1/2 oz Grand Marnier
1/4 oz Roses Lime
dash Grenadine
1/4 cup Fresh OJ
complete with Sweet and Sour Mix
garnish with lime wheel
 
dougpinkston said:
House recipe
Collins glass - salted rim
1 1/4 oz Cuervo 1800
1/2 oz Grand Marnier
1/4 oz Roses Lime
dash Grenadine
1/4 cup Fresh OJ
complete with Sweet and Sour Mix
garnish with lime wheel

Hmmm - whose house?
 
And, what time shall we come over? Looks like a good recipe. My mouth is watering, even though I am still dehydrated from last night's margarita run.
 
The mexican tequila called "tres generationes" three generations is the best for sipping! about 40 bucks a bottle though! :lol:
 
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