
The Book of Tequila
Glory, Regret, and Other Sacred Traditions
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Narrated by:
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C W Jones
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By:
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Dustin Gross
About this listen
The sacred. The sinful. The stupid. Tequila is all of it—and this is your lime-salted, smoke-soaked guide to surviving it.
There are books about tequila—and then there’s this unholy gospel of agave-fueled madness.
The Book of Tequila: Glory, Regret, and Other Sacred Traditions is your laugh-out-loud, profanity-laced, weirdly informative guide to the most dangerous spirit on Earth. From Aztec mythology and colonial corruption to celebrity scams and late-night regret, this isn’t just a booze book—it’s a full-blown tequila exorcism.
Whether you're a seasoned agave snob or a brave soul with a salt rim and bad ideas, this book delivers humor, history, and hangover-friendly wisdom in equal shots.
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