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Tequila is not an alcohol, but an alcoholic beverage.
 
Tequila is not an alcohol, but an alcoholic beverage.
  
A Piña Colada (Piña, not Pina) is a rum-based coctail and doesn't contain any tequila. Popular drinks that are made with tequila (besides the Margarita) include the Tequila Sunrise and the LOng Island Iced Tea.
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A Piña Colada (Piña, not Pina) is a rum-based coctail and doesn't contain any tequila. Popular drinks (in the USA) that are made with tequila (besides the Margarita) include the Tequila Sunrise and the Long Island Iced Tea.

Latest revision as of 15:25, March 8, 2010

Tequila is not an alcohol, but an alcoholic beverage.

A Piña Colada (Piña, not Pina) is a rum-based coctail and doesn't contain any tequila. Popular drinks (in the USA) that are made with tequila (besides the Margarita) include the Tequila Sunrise and the Long Island Iced Tea.