A Refreshing Pitcher Margarita Recipe to Surprise your Guests

How to Prepare the Perfect Jug of Margarita to Impress Your Guests

If you want to impress all your guests and learn how to prepare a cocktail that will have them asking for another round, there is nothing better than a lovely jug of chilled margarita. At Olmeca Altos, we are going to teach you everything you need to succeed at your parties or enjoy it on your own, we believe that there is always a good occasion for a jug of margarita and we are going to show you how to make the finest jug of margarita.

Key Ingredients for a Pitcher Margarita

With this list, you’ll have everything you need to create margarita pitchers that will leave everyone wanting more.

• Tequila: The soul of any margarita. Choose a good quality tequila that suits your taste preferences.
• Orange liqueur: Add a touch of citrus sweetness with an orange liqueur.
• Lime juice: Essential to give that characteristic acidity and freshness of a margarita.
• Ice: Don’t forget to have enough ice to chill the drink and keep it fresh while serving.
• Salt or sugar for the rim of the glass: To add a decorative and tasty touch, moisten the rim of the glass before serving.
• Lime or orange slices as an optional touch: For decoration and an attractive visual touch, add lime or orange slices to the margarita pitcher.

Remember to adjust the amounts of ingredients based on the size of your pitcher and your guests’ preferences.

Why Olmeca Altos is the Best Choice for Preparing a Margarita Pitcher

Because the margarita is one of Mexico’s most iconic drinks and, without a doubt, one of the most famous cocktails in the world. Hence the importance of choosing ingredients that are up to the task, and considering that tequila is the absolute star, it only makes sense to use a high-quality tequila, such as the one we recommend for this recipe: Olmeca Altos Plata Tequila, though you can use whichever best suits your preference.

Besides, considering that we are preparing an entire pitcher, do we really want to take the risk of it not being perfect?