Things have changed a lot these last years.
http://www.puertovallarta.net/fast_facts/raicilla.php
Greetings
Mogens
Statistics:Posted by webmaster — Tue Oct 08, 2013 4:28 pm
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We are thinking we should spend a night in the villa. Do you know if it is hard to get in?? Do we have to make reservations quite a bit ahead of time?
Always a good idea to practice the "sooner the better" theory, I'm sure.You know how that goes.
P.s. I have no ties to the place whatsoever, just a satisfied guest.
Statistics:Posted by glacierroasters — Tue Dec 15, 2009 4:01 am
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The raicilla sounds delicious...lol....I am a tequila girl and I remember the smokey taste of this liquor. Also the serious kick..to be ejoyed with friends only!
Statistics:Posted by chrisnick — Mon Dec 14, 2009 6:34 pm
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Statistics:Posted by cabron — Fri Dec 11, 2009 3:19 pm
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What is Machacha??
A spiced, sun dried, chopped/shredded beef.Usually found breakfast with eggs (Machaca Con Huevos) and fresh salsa.
It is also used in some lunch/diner combination...
I rarely pass on it if i see it, there are so many different ways to prepare and use it...I love it. Never disappointed no matter where I have ordered it.
Le Bistro in PV has it...it is wonderful.
Statistics:Posted by glacierroasters — Thu Dec 10, 2009 9:14 pm
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This place looks incredible. We are in PV for two weeks and did want to overnight somewhere else. Maybe this is the place to go...Anything else to explore here? I prefer not to go on the tours as they are to....touristy...lol I know, I know...I am a tourist...
GO!!!A great place to base camp if you were to spend 2 nights - they are really good people as well, a real experience.
Tell Joe, you want to eat lunch one day at Lupita's
Most amazing Mole and Machacha (spelling???) I have had anywhere.
I would consider living in San Sebastian, very quiet.
Love the Agave Fields.
Statistics:Posted by glacierroasters — Thu Dec 10, 2009 7:54 pm
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Is San Sebastian far from PV?? Looking to go to some out of town places anyway...What kind of town is it?
It is a couple hour drive up into the mountains.Amazing little mountain town.
I would venture there are 500-1000 residents...at one time it was home to 25K during the Silver and Gold Boom.
We stayed here and loved it...
http://www.haciendajalisco.com/
they can probably arrange a driver to shuttle you up there and back for a fee, if you would like. It is not the 4 seasons- but amazing none the less.
The tours are fine...but we felt like we were watching a Disney land tour group move through as we mixed right in with the locals that spend the day with us showing us the "real" town!
There is something about staying in a nearly 2 century old hacienda.
The place is alive, if you know what I mean.
Statistics:Posted by glacierroasters — Thu Dec 10, 2009 3:24 pm
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