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Help someone restock their home bar, or be generous for the day, with a Patron Mini Margarita Gift Set. Add lime and salt, and you're good to go!
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Just what you need to whip up a Margarita cocktail.
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Jerry Thomas’s 1876 daisy recipe consists of liquor shaken up with some lemon juice and “orange cordial,” then strained into a large cocktail glass and topped off with a little splash of soda. In fact, margarita is the Spanish word for daisy. One story with credibility is that the margarita evolved from an old cocktail called the daisy, which dates to the 1870s. The number of stories that exist about the origins of the margarita nearly equal the number of insults hurled at a Donald Trump rally. Some say that flavored margaritas go back to the birth of the margarita itself. When prepared with quality ingredients (i.e., fresh fruit), flavored margaritas can provide a rainbow of exciting choices for refreshment, not just in summer, but all year round. Many people associate it with the premixed, preprocessed frozen version that resembles a 7-Eleven Slurpee or the tawdry variations served at places like TGI Fridays or Tex-Mex chain restaurants. In the way that flavored daiquiris have been maligned, the flavored margarita has gotten a bad rap.