What better way to celebrate Cinco de Mayo than by releasing our own original restaurant style margarita mix? In August of 2009, we used this mix to win an award at the Margarita and Salsa Festival in Waco and now it’s available to enjoy in the comfort of your own home, by the pool or practically anywhere.
You may now purchase Margarita Texas: Restaurant Style Margarita Mix through our shop @ http://MargaritaTexas.com/Shop. We are currently working on distribution to stores around Texas so check back for store listings in the “Where to Find” section.
Recipe on the bottle:
Margarita Texas Rita
4 oz Margarita Texas Mix
3 oz Paula’s Texas Orange Liqueur
2 oz Cavalino Blanco Tequila
Most of our other margarita recipes on the website can be modified to use this mix as well. We will show you exactly what to substitute, view our recipes at: http://MargaritaTexas.com/Recipes
Margarita Texas Mix: http://MargaritaTexas.com/Mix
While the creator of the first margarita and the origins of National Margarita Day are somewhat unclear, it is evident that people love consuming margaritas.  And as the warmer months arrive, so do people seeking mouth watering margarita recipes.
In Texas, temperatures start to rise around this time of the year but throughout the country snow still covers the ground.   Unless February 22nd has historical significance in relation to the margarita, maybe a summer month would would have made a more reasonable day.
We celebrate Margarita Day everyday around here but if you need a reason to drink the world’s most popular cocktail, such as a national day, don’t forget to crack open a bottle of your favorite 100% blue agave tequila, some orange liqueur and start squeezing some limes.
National Margarita Day Margarita (Classic Margarita)
- 3 parts of tequila
- 2 parts of orange flavored liqueur
- 1 part of fresh lime juice
- Coarse kosher salt (for rim of glass)
- Lime wedge (for garnish)
- Ice cubes
You can find many more recipes with visitor comments @ http://www.MargaritaTexas.com/Recipes