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Tanteo Tequila Turns Up the Heat for Spicy Margarita Season

Tanteo Tequila Turns Up the Heat for Spicy Margarita Season

Leading Producer of Ultra-Premium Fresh Pepper-Infused Tequilas Is Sending One Lucky Winner on the Ultimate Summer Vacation
NEW YORK, May 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Ready to sip, savor and spice things up this Spicy Margarita Season? Tanteo Tequila —leading pioneer of the flavor-infused tequila category—is here to elevate every summer moment, from backyard BBQs and poolside hangs to beach days and more, by transforming simple drinks into unforgettable, Spicy Margaritas all season long. To make things even spicier, Tanteo is hooking up one lucky fan with the vacation getaway of their dreams — whether it's a beach retreat, city escape or somewhere in between.
'Summer is all about good vibes and good times with family and friends, and we want to inspire fans to keep the celebrations going – and spicy margaritas flowing – all season long,' said Madeleine Bedder, marketing director, Tanteo Tequila. 'With Tanteo's bold flavors and fresh pepper infusions, it's never been easier to shake up a perfect spicy margarita – no muddling required.'
Tanteo offers a traditionally made collection of ultra-premium tequilas, distilled, infused and bottled by hand in the hills of Jalisco, Mexico. Made with no artificial flavors — just real, fresh ingredients — its signature lineup features four bold varieties including a higher proof Blanco, spicy Jalapeño, smoky Chipotle and extra spicy Habanero – your new go-tos for elevating every moment and delivering delicious Spicy Margaritas all summer long.
The all-expenses paid vacation will include:
Beginning May 1, consumers can enter for a chance to win the Spicy Margarita Season getaway by visiting here. The entry period closes at 11:59 p.m. ET on 7/31/25. Participants must be 21+ years old.
For more information about Tanteo Tequila, its fresh pepper Infusions and spicy margarita recipes, visit www.tanteotequila.com or follow along on Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest and Facebook.
***Open only to legal residents of the 50 US states/DC, and 21 years of age and older. No Purchase Necessary. Void where prohibited. Ends 7/31/2025. Read more about the contest rules and regulations here.
About Tanteo Tequila
Tanteo Tequila is a leading producer of premium, 100 percent agave tequilas, renowned for their unique and flavorful profiles. With a commitment to quality and authenticity, Tanteo Tequila has become synonymous with excellence within the tequila industry. By infusing their tequilas with hand-cut, fresh peppers, Tanteo Tequila has revolutionized the iconic spicy margarita and created unforgettable taste experiences. Embracing social and environmental responsibility, Tanteo Tequila strives to make a positive impact on communities nationwide through charitable initiatives and partnerships. Tanteo Tequila is available in all 50 states in fine bars, restaurants and spirits shops, as well as online. For more information, please visit www.tanteotequila.com.
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