Tequila Picture Gallery- Page Two

Pictures and photographs of the processes related to making tequila.

Fermenting agave must (mosto) in a stainless steel tank May 2006 - DSC_5534	View overlooking the town of Tequila and the volcano in the background. October 2007 - DSC_3405 - D2X	View of the town of Tequila from a nearby hillside. May 2007 - DSC_2113

Cooked agave hearts (piñas) inside traditional brick oven used at Fabrica La Alteña in Arandas, Jalisco, Mexico. May 2007 - DSC_2403	Fermenting must (mosto) in a stainless steel tank at Fabrica Familia Partida, in Amatitan, Jalisco, Mexico May 2007 - DSC_2039	Jimadors use a Coa de Jima to harvest agave. Agabe Tequilana October 2007 DSC_3568 - D2X	Copper alambiques used to distill agave mosto (must) into tequila. Hacienda La Capilla October 2007 DSC_3568 - D2X

Statue at the entrace to the town of Tequila in Jalisco, Mexico May 2005 - DSC_0987	Statue dedicated to Mayahuel in the town of Tequila in Jalisco, Mexico May 2005 - DSC_0992	Old cart with agave hearts at the José Cuervo distillery May 2005 - DSC_0997

Statue dedicated to Mayahuel in the town of Tequila in Jalisco, Mexico May 2005 - DSC_0990	Workers load agave piñas into a stainless steel autoclave to be cooked May 2006 - DSC_5524	Old cart with agave hearts (piñas) at the José Cuervo distillery in Tequila May 2005 - DSC_1002	Worker puts the cooked agave hearts (piñas) into a shreader May 2005 - DSC_1151

The Sauza family museum is located in the downtown area of Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico. May 2007 - DSC_2039	The courtyard inside the Sauza family museum located downtown Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico. May 2007 - DSC_2083	The entrance at the José Cuervo distillery La Rojeña, Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico May 2005 - DSC_1017