Tequila Sour: Our Sweet and Sour Mix

The tequila sour is a cocktail that has been around since the early 20th century and is made with Olmeca Altos reposado tequila, lime juice, sugar syrup and egg white. It is often served with a salted rim, as is done with the margarita. The name “tequila sour” is due to its resemblance to a traditional sour drink made with whiskey, lemon juice and sugar syrup.

The bitterness of the cocktail comes from the combination of lime juice and egg white. In fact the lime juice adds acidity, while the egg white adds body and sweetness to balance the flavor profile of this drink.

Tequila Sour mixed with Angostura Bitters

Adding Angostura bitters is one of the most common ways to make a tequila sour mix even more bitter. Bitters are also known for their ability to add complexity and depth of flavor. You can find them in most liquor stores or online.

Once you have found your bitters, add a teaspoon of them (or more if you prefer) to your tequila sour recipe before mixing your drink.

Make the Tequila Sour Without Egg

You can prepare this cocktail without adding a egg!

The key ingredient is aquafaba, which is simply the cooking water from certain legumes, such as chickpeas. It’s a great substitute for egg white because it has similar thickening properties. So if you are vegan or just don’t want to use eggs in your drink, this is a great option!

Just separate the water cooking when you prepare the chickpeas, or the water that comes in the prepared jars, and refrigerate the liquid for 5 days. By then it will be ready to prepare the cocktail (use about 1 ounce).

What Tequila to Choose to this Tequila Sour Cocktail

Tequila sours are one of the most popular cocktails. They are sweet, sour and delicious, and easy to drink!

But what is the difference between reposado and blanco tequila in this drink? The short answer is that both are excellent tequila sours, but there are some subtle differences you should know before making your choice.

The first thing to consider is the flavor profile of your tequila sour. Reposado tequilas tend to have a more caramel-like flavor than blancos, which means they can add a touch of sweetness to your cocktail without being overpowering. If you prefer a more bitter taste in your drink, then a white will be more suitable for you. Another thing to keep in mind is that reposado tequilas tend to be aged longer than blancos; this gives them a deeper flavor profile, as well as a smoothness that makes them very enjoyable when paired with lime juice and soda (or other ingredients).

Choose Olmeca Altos to Prepare a High-Quality Cocktail

What makes Olmeca Altos the best choice for a tequila sour?

1. It originates from Jalisco, a region in Mexico that is known for producing high-quality tequilas.
2. It is a quality product you can trust.
3. The taste is incredible!

Is that clear? The best tequila to use in a tequila sour is Olmeca Altos. This high quality tequila is milled in Jalisco, Mexico, and made from 100% agave. It has a smooth taste with floral notes and a hint of citrus – don’t miss it!