Tequila Herradura birthday prompts bottle update from Brown-Forman

By just-drinks.com editorial team | 27 September 2010

Brown-Forman will celebrate the 140th anniversary of its Tequila Herradura brand with a bottle update, and name change for the Blanco variant.

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Brown-Forman will celebrate the 140th anniversary of its Tequila Herradura brand with a bottle update, and name change for the Blanco variant.

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