In Mexico City, David Wondrich discussed cocktail history, noting the use of Tajín as a rimming ingredient.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 6

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Mexico CityDavid WondrichTajín

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Mexico City
capital and largest city of Mexico
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Tajín
spice blend

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