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Sexual Reproduction in Agave
Generally refers to when the quiote is allowed to grow, bloom, and be fertilized. The fertilized flowers yield seeds that can then be planted to produce new agave plants. When agaves are being grown for use in Tequila, the quiote is generally trimmed to prevent this process from taking place, as the quiote utilizes the plant’s sugar reserves, making its piñas less suitable for fermentation.
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Tequila 100% de Agave
A style of Tequila in which 100% of the sugars used must come from Blue Weber Agave. It may only be bottled in Tequila’s DO.
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Agave
A genus of flowering succulents indigenous to Central and South America, distinguished by their spiny, clustered leaves (pencas) and tall flowering stalks (quiotes). They have long been cultivated as a source of nourishment, for beverage production, and for their fibers used in a broad range of applications including rope, clothing, paper, and building materials.
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Agave tequilana
Also referred to as the Blue Weber Agave, it is the only species of agave plant approved for Tequila production, favored for its relatively quicker maturation time, high concentration of sugar, and prolific asexual reproduction.
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Asexual Reproduction in Agave
In agave plants, this is the process by which small genetic clones of the mother agave, known as pups or hijuelos, sprout from the mother agave’s root system. Severing and transplanting hijuelos is one of the most efficient ways to cultivate agave for Tequila production.
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