Margarita - How to Make the No. 1 Classic Tequila Cocktail

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Title	:	Margarita - How to Make the No. 1 Classic Tequila Cocktail
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what about dew-garita
Comment from : bijrez

That tequila is hard to find now
Comment from : Matt M

I want to try This recipe, I hear great things about cuantro, I don’t really like when people make the margarita too sweet
Comment from : Jess G

Bruh, your voice Smoother than that margarita
Comment from : Michael G

Make this put in bottles at stores
Comment from : Chris Walls

Got to say this is the best how to make margarita video I have watched Thank you
Comment from : Trust in flames

Great video
Comment from : Matthew Weitz

salud🍻
Comment from : Cocteleando Ando

If you want to skip all the ungodly long intro and history of the drink, jump to 3:11
Comment from : Boorayin

Can I use Jose Cuervo gold?
Comment from : John Morales

My favorite summer drink along with Rum Punch!💯🍸🍸
Comment from : ed milligan

Some people over engineer this drink, thats a perfect margarita, keep it simple
Comment from : Agent 007

lol you totally forgot the agave nectar silly boy
Comment from : Vankruze

This is a beautiful video lol
Comment from : steven rios

I usually make it with a pinch of salt in the shaker and no salt rim Both ways are good though
Comment from : James Smith

This seems to be the most finicky cocktail ever Change an ingredient by a few milliliters, and the whole taste is different
Comment from : Scupple

This is one of the best cocktail channels on youtube
Comment from : Santiago Vernola

Hey i like the way you made it but i like it on the rocks, and a lil squirt of agave in the shaker, quick question, what do ya think of grand marriner, is that not as quality as the cointrea? Im going to make one fron scratch this weekend and want to use the best
Comment from : Spider

I'm very late to your channel and this video but just wanted to post a huge thank you for the great content, history, and recipes As for this margarita, we made the version you presented and my goodness, what a delicious cocktail It's the first margarita I have made without the addition of a sweetener (agave nectar, simple syrup, etc) and I was initially skeptical, but the recipe you present is absolutely incredible, to my tastes at least Surprisingly complex given the drink only has three ingredients well four if you include the salted rim of the glass Thanks again, you have added a house favorite to our cocktail roster at home
Comment from : John Moons

Next time I go to a bar I'm ordering a Tequila Daisy 😂😁😁
Comment from : M&J Garage

I love the part when you talk about a history of a drink It is amazing to pass it to costumers they love it
Comment from : Maksymilian Scherle

Isn't that a little too much salt?
Comment from : Goutham Doddi

Archer anyone?
Comment from : Ed

Distinquised spirits, I make my magarita with lazuna 2 oz 100 agave, 1/2 oz gran manier, 1/2 oz agave syrup, 1 oz lime It has a distinct salty flavor that I love without a rim Do you think it's from the blanco tequila? I can't perceive it from the individual ingredients, thanks for the channel
Comment from : Jeffrey

Okay, been watching different episodes again Most bartenders do not add simple syrup but do you find in restaurants they do add simple syrup?
Comment from : Garlic Girl

It's my favorite coctail now !
Comment from : Carol Diehl

I had to watch again Another did the Daisy and I knew you had mentioned it That makes sense the word is used as a template because on YT you see all kinds of Daisy recipes!
Comment from : Garlic Girl

Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm!
Comment from : Garlic Girl

Very good video Thanks and SALUD !!!
Comment from : Omar Landa

Great video, I love how you give us a little history of the drink I personally go with 75 Cointreau and 25 blue agave nectar I lot of my friends also say they like it that way when I make it for them You should give it a try
Comment from : kks086

I just made this and I have to saydelicious
Comment from : Fantastic_Timez

Thank you for not blending this or adding agave nectar
Comment from : Trevor Schuster

if you need to know how to make a drink fast he's your guy
Comment from : Jennifer Botai

this is a class so STOP the music !!!! it makes hard to concentrate
Comment from : Daniel Ledesma

The video is 445 minutes, he is wasting most of the time with unnecessary information, when it comes the important part, says very quickly and does not give clear details, please be more clear with your information please think about it and don't just criticize me, just because you are the master, we are here to learn please be more clear
Comment from : Jerry Frounjian

Love the channel I'd like to mention a very good budget orange liqueur I recently discovered: Florida Orange Reserve 1 part FOR Orange Liqueur, 1 part fresh lime juice, and 2 parts Camarena Silver amazing for the price Cheers!
Comment from : Kevin Corvus

Dear god it's 10 am and this video has already got me gagging for one of these
Comment from : Jack Stewart

why did you strain lime juice if you are using double strain after shaking the whole thing anyway?
Comment from : tom jens

I see a lot of people make the tequila with agave syrup instead of cointreau What do you think about that? Also thank you so much for all your videos, i enjoy them a lot!brbrEdit: nevermind, I saw that you answered another comment with this, calling it the Tommy's Margarita Again thanks for all your work Cheers from Denmark
Comment from : Tais Nøhr Larsen

would you consider it too bastardized to add a t spn-tbl spn(depending on tastes) of agave nectar to the drink?
Comment from : J

What's your opinion on the recipe that calls for tequila, lime juice, and agave syrup?
Comment from : Ozzy R

Sweet Jesus, I love this channel
Comment from : TruelyBadassAmerican

Even though it's simple, a well-made margarita is a thing of beauty Just like a whiskey sour And like a whiskey sour, you already like it It's a real easy sipper I've been adding a teaspoon of simple syrup to even it out, but I might try going without it
Comment from : Brian McDaniel