Tequila is Mexico's national drink, known as the soul of Mexico, and started becoming known to the world when Mexico opened the Olympics. The spirit is a distilled spirit made from agave (agave) that has been distilled.

Tequila is often used as a base to make a variety of cocktails, with common cocktails such as the Tequila Sunrise, the Matador and the Frosty Margarita. Last Thursday, U.S. time, Tesla's official website shelved a bottle of cool-looking tequila (Tequila) Tesla Tequila will be housed in a lightning bolt-shaped glass bottle, very much in line with the company's positioning as a sustainable energy provider. The tequila in the release emphasizes a 100% agave brew, aged in French oak barrels for 15 months (which is surprisingly the right amount of time ?) ,? has flavors of dried fruit and a hint of vanilla, as well as just the right amount of cinnamon? It's 40 percent alcohol by volume, and it's not cheap at all - $250, or nearly $1,700. It's crazy enough to sell it for five times the price by changing the bottle to a prettier one and adding the Tesla logo; even crazier is the fact that the bottles sold out within hours of hitting the shelves. People have been calling for empty bottles of this wine on ebay auctions since Saturday.

On the day that the wine hit Tesla's official website it showed as sold out (Tesla itself mentioned ? Exclusive, small batch availability?) The fact that it's not just available in the U.S., and that purchasers need to be at least 21 years old and limited to two bottles per person, didn't stop it from being a hit. Then eBay put up a request for empty bottles? Empty bottles of the wine fetched more than $1,420, which is a lot of money, and I'm sure not many of those who bought the wine were actually going to drink it.

The wine will? begin deliveries later in 2020? , really in the same vein as Tesla selling cars. Anyway, I think a wine this expensive is instantly something I'm afraid to imagine in more than one way