Austin Beer, Wine & Spirits
Emma Janzen/Bill Norris photos
Fields in Jalisco, Mexico, are overflowing with agave plants, ripe for
harvesting for tequila production. The current surplus is a result of a
shortage in the late 1990s and early 2000s, which prompted farmers to plant
large amounts of agave.
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