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Oct 27, 2026

Daniel TreloarGUEST
20:16
So the purpose of this trip was to come out, do the boardroom show, which was beyond my imagination in terms of like how many people, how many different brands were there.
Daniel TreloarGUEST
20:29
We were so lucky to have three different stores that had like Agave representing.
Daniel TreloarGUEST
20:34
We had the Dick Brewer stand there.
Daniel TreloarGUEST
20:36
And we had US Blanks, which is where they are our distributor here in America.
Aaron AlpeterHOST
8:18
But that's like permanently forever, like what the footprint's going to look like.
Aaron AlpeterHOST
8:23
And in terms of tequila, it's made from one very specific plant, which is Blue Weber Agave.
Aaron AlpeterHOST
8:30
And it's bottled between 35% and 55% alcohol.
Aaron AlpeterHOST
8:34
And Mexico's government enforces all of it through a body called the CRT.
Aaron AlpeterHOST
9:53
Yeah.
Aaron AlpeterHOST
9:54
Well, I mean, when you were at Next Century, were you making stuff from agave?
Margarita BelloGUEST
9:59
We were making some from Agave.
Margarita BelloGUEST
10:01
We used to buy it directly from Mexico.
Tess BarkerHOST
12:17
Honey's fine.
Tess BarkerHOST
12:18
Agave's fine.
Tess BarkerHOST
12:19
Yeah.
Brandie PoseyHOST
12:20
Okay.
Jessica BennettHOST
28:51
These are really cute.
Jessica BennettHOST
28:52
Sisal.
Jessica BennettHOST
28:53
Sisal.
Jessica BennettHOST
28:54
I love it in a lake house, a mountain house.
Jessica BennettHOST
28:56
There's a casual look to it.
Heritage Mezcal

Heritage Mezcal

Native Bees

Oct 22 · 1 Mention

Chava PeribanHOST
0:12
But tlayudas, marble, colonche, cacao, coffee, honey, and so many other delights are also invited.
Chava PeribanHOST
0:20
If you are wondering why we're talking about this wide array of delights, makes any sense in a show dedicated to distill agave and dacilirion, Well, I would love to prove you that mezcal, tequila, tusca, raisilla, sotol, cucharilla, and the many other wonderful spirits of this country do not exist in a vacuum.
Chava PeribanHOST
0:42
Agaves and sotoles will offer their quixote flowers to the bees that will eventually do glorious honey out of that.
Chava PeribanHOST
0:49
Pulque is used to turbo boost colonche's fermentation.
Chava PeribanHOST
0:53
And agave fibers are used as an architectural element when building large structures like La Petatera en Colima.
Steve StocktonHOST
70:19
The park is well known for the tree that inspired its name, the Joshua Tree.
Steve StocktonHOST
70:24
Scientifically, it's known as the Yucca Brevifolia and is a member of the Agave family.
Steve StocktonHOST
70:30
Joshua trees grow in a wide variety of formations, from thin and sparsely placed to thick and crowded forests.
Steve StocktonHOST
70:37
According to the National Park Service, by the mid-19th century, Mormon immigrants had made their way across the Colorado River and into the area that is now the National Park.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
15:28
Agaves, like cacti, are native to the Americas with over 200 species, as I said before.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
15:36
Maguey, pronounced ma-gay, is the largest of the agave species, growing as tall as eight feet in a distinctive rosette form with massive bluish to green leaves.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
15:52
Also known falsely as the century plant, Mage can live for nearly two decades gathering water along its long leaf funnels while absorbing carbon dioxide in its leaf pores, which are called stomata, from the cool night desert air.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
16:14
All the water and carbohydrates are stored for one single life.
SteveHOST
0:01
How's it going, everyone? Welcome back to Agave and Cactus Talk.
SteveHOST
0:07
Early in the morning over here, cleaning a couple stalls for some horsies, and, uh, wanted to make a podcast about a question that I got the other day that I thought was a pretty good question.
SteveHOST
0:22
Um, the client of mine had bought plants from me in person as well as online, and they wanted to ask what is the, you know, the difference between buying a plant online versus, you know, in person, and if there were any advantages for a consumer, you know, to do one or the other.

9 MINS LATER

SteveHOST
9:25
So yeah, that's one thing you gotta take into account.
SteveHOST
9:31
Oh, you're, you're tired today.
SteveHOST
9:34
Um, so maybe now going to some of his advantages, disadvantages that they asked, right? So when you physically place a plant in a box like an Agave succulent, like a cactus, you know, you're gonna have some shock because that plant now has been out of the sun.
SteveHOST
9:53
Um, you know, unless it's like summer where it would be, you know, worse being outdoors.
SteveHOST
9:59
But most of the time it's gonna be suffering, you know, because it's, uh, it's in that box.
Tristan StephensonHOST
85:05
mean the agave was always sort of my my weak point um in many ways i always i've always loved drinking it's so good um So we're on the Cimarron, which I think is the best, actually.
Tristan StephensonHOST
85:16
Although it does change, of course, year to year, but that Cimarron Chocolo is just, it's fairy dust.
Tristan StephensonHOST
85:24
Agave was one of the missing books from the kind of pantheon.
Craig HarperGUEST
85:30
List the books in case anyone hasn't read them all.
Craig HarperGUEST
85:32
Curious
Tristan StephensonHOST
87:39
And we had a few calls and we started arranging things.
Tristan StephensonHOST
87:41
And he introduced me to a guy called Pancho, who I'd never met before.
Tristan StephensonHOST
87:47
But it's basically like the sort of go-to driver for Agave Spirits tours.
Marco WendtGUEST
29:25
But he's just trying his best, amiga, you know? So now he's like, "You know what? That didn't work.
Marco WendtGUEST
29:29
Now I'm gonna turn myself into a double maguey." Maguey is agave plant, so if you maybe-
Ellen WeatherfordHOST
29:34
Oh
Marco WendtGUEST
29:34
... right? Enjoy a little tequila, a little mezcal, this is what this plant represented.

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