El Paso, Texas, is gearing up for the Tequila Collective Summit, an exclusive event slated for March 22-23, 2024, designed to unite tequila connoisseurs from across the globe. This weekend-long summit promises an immersive experience into the world of agave spirits, featuring tequila tastings, dinners with industry leaders, and access to the most extensive collection of rare agave spirits in North America.
The event kicks off on Friday, March 22nd, with “Cocktails & Conversation,” a unique gathering at 7pm where guests can mingle with Eduardo “Lalo” González, the grandson of tequila pioneer Don Julio González. Attendees will enjoy LALO Tequila cocktails, perfectly complemented by a five-course culinary delight prepared by Ámbar’s Chef Lawrence Acosta, all for $125 per person.
The summit continues on Saturday, March 23rd, with “The Art of Tequila Tasting & Dinner” at 7pm. This exclusive session, led by Rob Gerard, founder of The Tequila Collective, offers an intimate exploration of tequila’s nuances through a special tasting and dinner, priced at $175 per person.
For those seeking an elevated experience, the VIP package includes luxurious accommodations at The Plaza Hotel, access to both events, and a complimentary farewell brunch at Ámbar, ensuring an unforgettable summit experience.
Beyond the main events, the summit invites attendees to explore El Paso’s vibrant heart, boasting the largest and rarest collection of agave spirits in North America. It’s an excellent opportunity for networking with fellow enthusiasts and industry experts.
Stay connected for updates and announcements by following @the_tequilacollective and @plazahotelelpaso on social media. For ticket information and hotel inquiries, prospective guests are encouraged to contact tequilacollective@gmail.com and info@plazahotelelpaso.com, respectively.
For more details and to purchase tickets, visit the official website: The Tequila Collective Summit. Don’t miss this unparalleled opportunity to delve deep into the spirit of tequila in the enchanting city of El Paso.
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