If you glance at the label on an average bottle of tequila, there’s a good chance it will be listed as 80 proof. This means that it’s 40 percent alcohol. This is the baseline for tequila and many other spirits. But, while it’s the most common level of alcohol, it’s not the only one. There are myriad higher-alcohol tequilas on the market. They’re boozy, warming, high-octane, and perfect for the frozen winter months.

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