Blended or on the rocks? Also what Tequila was used? Thanks for the help, I have never heard it called a Cadillac before (though I have had Margaritas with Grand Marnier).
Yes. Many upscale Mexican food joints out here offer Grand Marnier as a premium "upgrade" over the standard cordial in their margaritas. For instance, Triple Sec will be the default, Cointreau would be a $1 upgrade, and Grand Marnier would be an additional $1.50. Never seen a margarita with GM referred to as a Cadillac before either, though that is my preferred mixer.
Today is my youngest son's 2nd birthday, so we're throwing a party later today. Fortunately, such events are still a mostly adult affair at his age, so I got to stock up on beer: Sierra Nevada Torpedo, Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier, New Belgium Abbey, Unibrue La Fin du Monde, and Ommegang Three Philosophers.
At TotalWine, I learned that my favorite bourbon, WL Weller 12y, has been moved to the same super rare allotment as Pappy van Winkle. I had just discovered it, too... very sad.
