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Tequila ain't good for blue agave plant
William Atkins
Friday, 06 February 2009 19:54
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Tequila is harvested from the agave plant. Traditionally, the agave plant is planted, tended, and harvested manually.
When harvesting, the plant must be removed at just the right time in order to acquire just the right amount of sugar within the plant. Many tequila companies still use the traditional methods used for hundreds of years.
Others don’t.
For more information on Tequila and the agave plant, please go to the website of the National Chamber for the Tequila Industry.
A video of the harvesting of agave is found on YouTube: “The Agave Harvest.”
For additional information on Tequila, please go to "Tequila Town Square."
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