A Fiesta of Natural Colors in Tequila

2016-10-14 14:50:50

Entrepreneurs Duke & Ginny Mahl set out on a mission to develop a ‘mixologist-quality’ margarita that could be enjoyed at home or on the go.

The result is Nightshade Partners, Inc. – producing premium craft margaritas, gluten free, ready to dink, over ice, directly from the bottle with natural colors derived from fruit and vegetable juices. 

Five Introductory varieties across a beautiful color range are available from Nightshade Partners, Inc. 

1. Classic Lime in simple green

2. Hucklarita in rich violet

3. Ruby Redarita in white grapefruit

4. Papayarita in tropic orange

5. Choclarita in brilliant brown

Salud!

A Fiesta of Natural Colors in Tequila

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