Día de Muertos or Day of the Dead is a three-day-long Mexican holiday where families gather to remember and celebrate relatives who have died. Jose Cuervo has an all-you-can-drink tequila train that travels the agave fields in Mexico on the Day of the Dead. What better way to pay your respects and

How great would it be to visit the birthplace of tequila? And what if you could take a tequila train to Tequila, Mexico, by way of a train that served unlimited tequila? If it sounds too good to be true, it is not. There is actually a Jose Cuervo Express that offers a very boozy tequila tour in

Christmas came early in the BroBible offices yesterday, as our friends at Jose Cuervo gifted the office one of the best presents we’ve received since an unknown entity sent an unmarked box full of an eclectic assortment of sex toys–truly the gift that keeps on giving. In any event, you can imagine

Source: Washington Post Maya Martinez, a manager at the Rio Bravo Brewing Company in Albuquerque, N.M., pours a craft beer on Wednesday, May 3, 2017, just days before the brewery was set to unveil a new beer on Cinco de Mayo. President Donald Trump’s immigration policies and rhetoric are leaving

Jose Cuervo's new campaign came out with the help of 57 tequila-filled bottles in a hand-cranked carousel next to re-engineered Shop-Vac connected to a gramophone. The result is what brand tequila Jose Cuervo is calling a "Cuervosel". http://youtu.be/atltZjnt7gU Views: Vanessa Garcia Rip