Ranch Water Recipe: The Unique One

“All Sips, All Occasions, Always Altos”
August 5, 2022
step by step guide for cocktail perfection

Ingredients

Number of servings
90 MLTequila blanco
45 MLLime juice
90 MLWater
1 CUPICE
1 WHEELLIME (FOR GARNISH)
PARTS ML

How to mix it?

  • The original recipe calls for 1 part tequila, 2 parts lemon juice (1/2 oz), and 3 parts water (3 oz), but we've found that using equal parts of each ingredient works best. Measure out 3 oz of tequila and combine it with 1 ½ oz of lime juice; add an equal amount of water to the tequila portion and stir vigorously until they're well-combined. You can garnish with lime wheels if you'd like to make your drink look extra fancy! That's all there is to it.

Ranch water is a mix of equal parts tequila and water, served as a shot or as a cocktail. It’s a popular drink at parties and bars, where it’s often enjoyed by breaking the ice between strangers who are looking to have fun and get a little tipsy.

A this cocktail is a delicious and refreshing drink made with all-natural ingredients. The Ranch Water Recipe is the perfect pick-me-up when you’re feeling like you need a little boost.

Is pretty simple to make, too—you just need to mix up a few ingredients and you’re good to go! We’ve included our favorite recipe below, as well as some tips on how to make it your own.

There are many variations on this drink, but ours is one of our favorites because it uses fresh ingredients and doesn’t contain any artificial flavoring or coloring. We think it makes for an excellent summer cocktail!

Ingredients to Prepare a Ranch Water Drink

How to Make a Ranch Water Cocktail

Other Variatons of the Ranch Water Recipe

Frozen ranch water is a delicious, refreshing drink that’s perfect for hot summer days. It’s also one of the easiest drinks you can make—it takes just a few minutes and requires only three ingredients.

  • Step 1: Freeze some water in an ice tray and put it in your freezer. If you have some frozen fruit, throw that in the freezer too.
  • Step 2: When the water is mostly frozen and there are still a few small chunks left, take out your blender and add your remaining ingredients. You can also use a juicer if you prefer!
  • Step 3: Blend or juice until smooth and enjoy!
The Altos version of this cocktail

The Best Tequila to Prepare the Ranch Water

There are a lot of different types of tequila out there, but the most popular is a blanco (white) or reposado (rested). The blanco is made from agave that has been roasted quickly, while Reposado is rested in barrels for up to two months.

But the perfect tequila in this case is a blanco. The reason for this is simple: Blanco or white tequilas have less wood aging than other types, so they retain more of their natural flavors like citrus. If you use an aged tequila, it’ll be harder to taste the cucumber or others ingredients in your drink—and that’s no fun!

If you’re looking for a drink that’s both refreshing and flavorful, then look no further than ranch water. This delicious drink is made with tequila and lime juice, and it tastes just as good as it sounds. The best part of this recipe? It calls for Olmeca Altos as its base! If you want to try making your own ranch water at home then be sure to give this recipe a try today!

Your Questions Answered Ranch Water Recipe: The Unique One

What makes Altos Tequila different from other tequilas?

Altos isn’t your average tequila — it’s the real thing. Made from 100% Blue Agave grown in Jalisco’s highlands, slow-cooked, copper-distilled, and created by bartenders who get it. Smooth, bold, and made to mix right.

What’s the best way to drink Altos Tequila?

Any way you want. It’s a winner in a Margarita or Paloma, but it also shines straight up if you’re all about flavour. Whatever the moment, Altos always sets the tone.

Is Altos Tequila made sustainably?

Absolutely — we’re serious about sustainability. We recycle agave fibers, reuse water, and cut down on waste wherever we can. Great tequila, zero guilt.

What’s the difference between Plata, Reposado, and Añejo?

Plata’s crisp and lively, Reposado’s smooth and rounded, and Añejo’s bold, rich, and full of depth. Three styles, one unmistakable Altos spirit.

Can I use Altos in cocktails other than Margaritas?

Of course. Altos steps up in any mix — Palomas, Tequila Sunrises, even an Old Fashioned if you’re in the mood to experiment. If it pours, Altos fits.
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