With the fourth of July holiday approaching, it got us thinking about what day of the year people most frequently enjoy the tequila and lime based drink. Since October of 2006, Margarita Texas has shared a wealth of margarita related information including our most popular margarita recipes section. During that time, we have noticed many peeks and valleys when it comes to trends in visitor traffic to the website, specifically visitors seeking recipes. These highs and lows make up the drinking trends of the many margarita lovers in the United States.
Holiday’s have always been popular times to partake in the drinking of spirits. The holiday experiencing the lowest number of margarita drinkers, to our surprise, was Father’s Day. We attribute this to the world’s most popular alcohol, beer. This year experienced an even larger drop-off than usual. In households across America, one would have probably observed a father sitting on the couch with a cold one watching Game 5 of the Celtics vs. Lakers NBA finals and the US Open with Tiger Woods in contention. The holiday weekend seeing over a 400% increase in margarita enthusiasts was predictably Cinco de Mayo.
The specific day of the week also brings out margarita drinker. Saturday produces the highest number of individuals looking to celebrate the end of the week with everything from a strawberry to a frozen margarita. On Monday, everyone most be recovering from their weekend endeavors because this day experiences the fewest drinkers. .
We personally think that a perfectly mixed margarita tastes great any day. No matter what day of the year it is, people across the United States are constantly searching for information on constructing different versions of the number one cocktail in the world, the margarita.
