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Kiss of Light Margarita

Kiss of Light Margarita | Magnolia Days

It has been a long time since I had a margarita. Tequila has not been my friend. It isn’t tequila’s fault either. It also isn’t my fault. I used to love margaritas and would order one in a heartbeat. Then came a terrible bout with food poisoning after a night when I had one margarita. It kept me away from tequila until now. I was given the opportunity to make a Kiss of Light Margarita and I liked it. That is a good thing indeed!

This was to be a Valentine’s Day post. Due to slow carriers, I did not get samples in time. I still wanted to give it a try. The drink has a beautiful pink color and would have been perfect for the occasion. I’m glad I made it. Plus I had a fun time taking the photo of it too. I tried my best to show a kiss of light hitting the side of the drink.
Kiss of Light Margarita | Magnolia Days

“El Beso De Luz” is the Spanish name of the drink. It was given its name by Carlos Santana in tribute to his wife. Carlos likened his first taste of it to the first time one falls in love. Carlos enjoyed the tequila so much he is now one of the owners of the brand. I enjoyed it enough to get me back to sipping on a margarita.

It’s good to give things a re-try. I’m finding my tastes are continually changing and evolving. What have you recently found you like that you didn’t before? Is it food or a beverage? This time it was a beverage for me. Now I’m off to taste some more. Cheers!

Kiss of Light Margarita | Magnolia Days
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Kiss of Light Margarita

A recipe for a Kiss of Light Margarita made with tequila, Licor 43, plus the juice of fresh lime and orange.
Course Cocktail
Cuisine American
Cook Time 5 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Servings 1 serving
Author Renee

Ingredients

  • 2 ounces Casa Noble Crystal tequila
  • 1/2 ounce Licor 43
  • 1 ounce fresh lime juice
  • 1/4 blood orange

Instructions

  1. In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, add tequila, Licor 43, and lime juice. Shake vigorously. Pour liquid into a rocks-type glass filled with ice. Squeeze and drop the 1/4 blood orange into the drink. Enjoy!

Recipe Notes

Recipe originates from Casa Noble and used with permission by The Baddish Group.

Disclosure: I received a sample size of Casa Nobel Crystal tequila and Licor 43 at no charge. I was under no obligation to give a positive review. All opinions are my own unless otherwise stated or contained within a guest post.

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Anthalena James-Green

Tuesday 28th of January 2014

This drink looks like something smooth and enjoyable. Can't wait to try out for Valentine.

Leslie

Thursday 21st of March 2013

This looks absolutely fabulous! Hopefully, I can find all of the ingredients to make it!

Alanna

Thursday 21st of March 2013

I've never tried Licor 43, but it sounds amazing! This cocktail is beautiful, and I hope I can locate the ingredients to give it a try, while listening to Santana, of course!

The Junk Drunk

Tuesday 26th of February 2013

Yum, we recently made a blood orange jalapeno margarita that was delicious too: http://thejunkdrunk.wordpress.com/2013/02/26/cocktail-party-blood-orange-jalapeno-margarita/

Renee

Wednesday 27th of February 2013

Oh interesting! I do like a spicy kick in food so I'll have to try it in a margarita too.

a farmer in the dell

Monday 25th of February 2013

This margarita is going to be the highlight to my week. It's been dark and gloomy here and I need something refreshing to remind me that spring is right around the corner!

Renee

Tuesday 26th of February 2013

We all need a nice beverage to end a dark and gloomy week. I hope the weather gets better for you soon. Cheers!