BEST DRINK PAIRINGS FOR TACOS

Drink pairings for Tacos

What To Drink With Tacos?

Check out these seriously great pairings for our delicious tacos.  Although we obviously think that Tacos & Beer are a match made in heaven, we know these cocktails will just as spectacular. What to drink with tacos? Our favorite handheld snack often needs a companion and we’ve got some ideas that are going to make all of your taco dreams come true. 

Taco: Carne Asada

Drink: Gimme Some Honey

Whiskey and steak make for the perfect smokey combo. For something a bit sweeter, try a classic old fashioned with bourbon instead of whiskey.

Taco: Chicken Tinga

Drink: Gin & Tonic

Who doesn’t love a chicken taco? To help enhance the spicy flavors of the chicken tinga taco, get an extra lime or two. The refreshing gin and tonic will help keep the spice at bay. We recommend either Tanquery or Bombay Sapphire gin to create the perfect flavor profile.

Taco: Rajas Con Crema

Drink: Paloma

Indulge in one of our delicious veggie tacos paired with the simple, yet complex Paloma. Allow the bright flavors to come through for a perfect pair. 

 Taco: Carnitas

Drink: Tequila Sangria

Red wine and succulent pork are the perfect match. Why not carry that ideology over to Mexican food? The combo of the savory slow-roasted pork and a sweet tangy red sangria are what makes this combo irresistible. 

Taco: Baja Fish

Drink: Rose Guava Caipirinha 

A play on a classic Caipirinha, our specialty cocktail combined with our delicious Baja Fish Taco will have you questioning if you’ve just been transported to a tropical destination. 

Taco: Shrimp

Drink: House Margarita

Can you go wrong with lime and shrimp? Our classic margaritas bring out the zest in our cilantro-lime slaw and complement the juicy shrimp and creamy chili crema. Now that is a perfect classic drink and taco pairing!

Now…are you ready to check out these seriously great pairings for our delicious tacos?

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