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Celebrate the beauty of connections, traditions, and the art of sharing tequila. Cuestion Tequila is the thread that weaves connections—uniting people in moments of celebration and reflection. If you had to pick a motto for your life, what would it be? #Tequila #CuestionTequila #Cuestioneverything #Ultrapremiumtequila #Highlandsgrown

Some leaders excel in their field and use their platform to drive positive change. Dia Simms has been redefining what it means to be a leader in the spirits industry, and she's doing it with style, passion, and a lot of heart. As the CEO of Lobos 1707 Tequila & Mezcal, Dia is shaking things up. Under Dia's leadership, Lobos 1707 has become a force to be reckoned with, earning prestigious awards and gracing the shelves of discerning drinkers everywhere. But it isn’t just her work with 1707 that makes her such an awe-inspiring figure. She also fiercely advocates diversity, equity, and inclusion in the spirits industry. As a co-founder of Pronghorn, a groundbreaking initiative backed by Diageo, Dia is putting her money where her mouth is. She's investing in Black-owned brands, mentoring the next generation of industry leaders, and proving that success and social impact can go hand in hand. Dia's commitment to diversity has not gone unnoticed. She was recently interviewed by TIME's Sade Muhammad, discussing diversity's essential role in various industries. When you weigh her many accomplishments, you might expect her to be a stoic figure who takes herself very seriously. But that’s not Dia. When you meet her, you can't help but be drawn in by her infectious energy and passion. She's the kind of person who lights up a room and makes you feel like anything is possible. And in a way, that's exactly what she's doing – she's showing the world that the spirits industry can be a force for positive change, one delicious sip at a time. The results speak for themselves: Lobos 1707 has become a global sensation, and Pronghorn is set to create $2 billion in economic value for the Black community within the spirits sector over the next ten years. Dia constantly shows us that authentic leadership is about using your platform to uplift others, create opportunities, and make a real difference. With her passion, creativity, and unwavering commitment to doing what’s right, she is a constant reminder that anything is possible. If you’d like to learn more about this incredible spirit, you can head to: https://www.lobos1707.com/ And if you’d like to contribute to Pronghorn’s mission, I highly encourage to you to check out their website: https://www.pronghorn.co/ #Lobos1707 #Pronghorn #SpiritsIndustry #PackagingIndustry #Diversity

Havana's Historic Habanos Challenge: A Celebration of Cuban Cigar Mastery ???? Last week, Havana pulsed with the excitement of cigar aficionados as Corporación Habanos, S.A. made history. The world leader in Premium cigars hosted Cuba's first-ever national Habanos World Challenge, setting the stage for an unforgettable showdown of cigar expertise. Picture this: The luxurious Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski transformed into an arena of tobacco prowess. Teams from Gaviota, Caracol, Cimex, and Abel Cigar Lounge went head-to-head, their passion for Habanos on full display. The air was thick with anticipation (and probably some exquisite smoke). But this wasn't just any competition. The victorious duo earned the honor of representing Cuba at the 25th Habano Festival in 2025. Talk about pressure! This groundbreaking event followed on the heels of February's international Habano Festival, which drew an impressive 2,900 delegates from 108 countries. Clearly, the allure of Cuban cigars knows no borders. Let's not forget the powerhouse behind it all. Corporación Habanos S.A., founded in 1994, has been dominating the premium cigar scene for decades. With legendary brands like Cohíba, Montecristo, and Romeo y Julieta in their arsenal, it's no wonder they're in over 130 territories worldwide. The numbers don't lie: A staggering $721 million turnover in 2023, up 31% from the previous year. China, Spain, Switzerland, Germany, and the UK? They can't get enough of that Cuban craftsmanship. As we eagerly await news of the winning team, one thing's certain: The art of the Habano is alive and thriving in its homeland. Here's to the skilled hands that roll, the experts who judge, and the passion that keeps this tradition burning bright. #habanochallenge #cubancigars #habanos #cigarmastery #cohiba #montecristoNYC #cigarlife #havana #premiumtobacco #cigaraficionado #botl #sotl #cigarculture #cigarnews #tobaccohistory

Niagara-on-the-Lake (NOTL) had several different names during its early years. From 1792-1797 it was called Newark, and during this time it was the first capital of Upper Canada. Due to the town’s proximity to Fort Niagara, across the river in the US, the capital was then moved to York (now Toronto). Many battles took place in the NOTL and the surrounding area during the War of 1812, during which the British and their First Nations allies fought to prevent American expansion into their territory. Fort George was occupied by American forces in 1813, and they burned the town when they left at the end of the year. A few buildings survived, and NOTL was rebuilt after the war. The layout of the Old Town is from that era, and many buildings on Queen Street and the blocks on either side of it have been preserved as homes and businesses. Once a farm town, NOTL’s rise as a cultural center began with the establishment of the Shaw Festival in 1962. It features plays by George Bernard Shaw, other playwrights of his era, and plays set in his era. NOTL is now home to many artists and hosts a variety of festivals from music to food, and of course the wine for which it has become famous. The rich soils of the Niagara region below the Escarpment have long been a fruit-growing area, and NOTL was no exception. Nowadays many of the orchards, which once produced large quantities of peaches, cherries, and plums, have been converted into vineyards for wine grapes. Since the 1970s, the quality of the wine has steadily improved with the introduction of grape varietals more suited to wine-making than eating. The microclimates of the Niagara Peninsula are influenced not only by soil differences, but also by elevation and breezes from Lake Ontario, leading to many distinct terroirs among the many wineries. Photo credit: https://lnkd.in/e5r_7S8Y

Do you ask enough questions or do you settle for what you know? At Cuestión Tequila we believe everything in life should be questioned. It’s the art of questioning that enables us to explore complexity and recognize hidden contradictions. Ask questions, stay curious, and challenge your standards. Is it possible to know the truth without challenging it first? Daring to question the world around you is the best evidence of understanding there is. #Tequila #CuestionTequila #Cuestioneverything #Ultrapremiumtequila #Highlandsgrown

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Happy Cinco de Mayo! If you think Cinco de Mayo is Mexico’s Independence Day... it is probably because beer companies made it the most celebrated Mexican festivity in the U.S. However, Cinco de Mayo is barely celebrated in Mexico. It all started when Mexican-Americans in California celebrated the Mexican Army’s victory over the French in 1862. ?Viva México! Although this battle wasn't as critical to Mexico as its Independence or Revolution, Mexican-Americans continued celebrating their heritage every Cinco de Mayo. The mainstream celebration of Cinco de Mayo didn't happen organically. In the 1980s, marketing agencies saw an opportunity to capitalize on the festive nature of Mexican-American culture to sell more beer, reinforcing the festivity among Mexican-Americans and promoting it among all Americans. The popularity of Cinco de Mayo is a testament to the power of advertising. ?? Pro-Tip: Find cultural elements and celebrations that align with your Law Firm and your community for your marketing and outreach campaigns. Ask yourself: What does my Hispanic Community celebrate and feel proud about? Is there a way to connect those celebrations to your practice? This approach increases brand visibility and enhances brand loyalty by combining a deeply rooted cultural celebration and pride with your Law Firm and its services. But remember, don’t Latino Coat your Law Firm, engage in a genuinely respectful and authentic way with Latinx culture and celebrations. Oh, and don’t forget to buy tacos for everyone! ?Viva México! ?Viva Nuestra Cultura!

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