1800 Tequila is commemorating Cinco de Mayo with the return of its 1800 Taste Tiendita, a pop-up event that celebrates Mexican and Mexican-American culture through fashion, music, food, and, of course, tequila. Set to kick off in New York City, the event promises to be a vibrant affair featuring a live performance by Girl Ultra, custom cocktails crafted by Chicano bartender Michael Aredes, and music by hellotones 'el hijo de PueblaYork.'
Through the 1800 Taste Tiendita pop-up, 1800 Tequila simultaneously pays homage to its heritage while supporting emerging Mexican and Mexican-American artists. The event aims to capture the essence of a traditional Mexican tiendita, fostering a communal atmosphere reminiscent of the vibrant culture it represents.
The 1800 Taste Tiendita offers attendees a unique and immersive experience, making it an enticing option for those looking to celebrate Cinco de Mayo in style.
Mexican Holiday Tequila Pop-Ups
The 1800 Taste Tiendita Returns for Cinco De Mayo
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