Take a Spirited Journey to La Casa Dragones in San Miguel de Allende
(DESIGN-MILK).- As the taxi’s tires hit the cobblestoned streets of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, my curiosity to peel back the layers of this 16th-century colonial town ignited. Emerging from the darkness of an hour-and-a-half drive from Querétaro airport, the town unveiled itself like a hidden gem, exuding the charm of a bygone era. It wasn’t until dawn that the true essence of this UNESCO World Heritage city, rich in history and culture, came alive – a kaleidoscope of vibrant colors, bustling markets, and the gentle tolling of church bells echoing through the winding and hilly streets. But amidst the colonial architecture adorned with vibrant bougainvillea, I was headed to the luxurious home of Tequila Casa Dragones, a small-batch producer known for its ultra-premium sipping tequilas.
Photo: Courtesy of Tequila Casa Dragones
Standing in front of the bright blue facade of the spiritual home of the esteemed tequila brand, I was warmly greeted by an elegant and striking woman wearing a vibrant Kelly green slip dress. Her unexpected tattoo, spelling out the word “Rebel,” instantly made me feel at home. Walking through the passageway covered in flora, I finally emerged into a central courtyard where an immersive tasting experience awaited me at the world’s smallest tequila bar, The Obsidian Bar. Clad in obsidian to provide guests a transportive experience that includes sipping tequilas and their terroir, the iconic stone culled from Casa Dragones’ own agave fields, the bar’s glass-like black volcanic stone polished tiles lined the front and vaulted boveda ceiling.
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