Tequila isn’t just for "Spring Breakers", margaritas or “bad” girls anymore (although thankfully "Bad Girls" still love it!) Across the country, Tequila sales are continuing to grow at a healthy clip, driven by the popularity of Mexican and Southwestern dining and consumer interest in upscale, distinctive potables. While the big brands continue to dominate the Tequila category, other bra... more.

Have you ever had a Prickly Pear Margarita?  Careful before you answer.  You may have been duped with heavy juices, or sugar laden syrups.  There are a lot of imposters out there that although they carry the name “Prickly Pear Margarita” they are not telling the truth.  Ordering a Prickly Pear Margarita these days can be like a blind date – A Margarita Dating Game of Chance. So ri... more.

Prickly Situation, Voodoo Tiki Launches M.A.P.P.P. to Save Mixologists from Certain Death Everyday Bartenders, Mixologists and Bar Chefs are being brutally killed or injured peeling prickly pears to infuse tequila for mixing proper prickly pear margaritas.  With each passing day the prickly pear margarita’s popularity grows, leading to more peeling and more needles deaths.  At the curre... more.

Tequila Boutique: Voodoo Tiki Desert Rose-Prickly Pear Infused Tequila Best Kept Secret That Shouldn’t Be.You may be lured by the glass etched, wax dipped, signed , numbered and hand sculpted bottles with the glass blown Voodoo Tiki inside, but this extraordinary 100% Blue Agave Tequila is gently Infused with exotic fruits not a blend with sugared flavor. The prickly-pear tosses a tangy twi... more.

Voodoo Tiki's very limited Coleccion Privada de la Familia Extra Anejo has been awarded a silver medal by Tequila.net.  The 94 point average (out of a possible 100) summarizes the reviewers thoughts as, "Outstanding.  A Must Have." Voodoo Tiki Tequila - Coleccion Privada de la Familia Extra Anejo 2010 Voodoo Tiki Tequila Extra Anejo is 100% Agave and aged for three years in French white ... more.

"Small batches Pack Mighty Punches" From American Airlines Magazine. Dissatisfied with existing high-end tequilas, Donna DeCunzo-Taddeo and her husband, John, set out to make their own. That was in 2000. This year, Voodoo Tiki Tequila, based in Lighthouse Point, Florida, is projected to sell more than $1 million in $50- and $70-a-bottle ultrapremium distillations. “We are hitting a niche... more.