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1of6 Call it San Antonios version of retail therapy or just Fiesta fever, shoppers at Amols, the longstanding party supply authority, are back. Courtesy, Jeffrey Weiss Show MoreShow Less 2of6 Call it San Antonios version of retail therapy or just Fiesta fever, shoppers at Amols, the longstanding party supply authority, are back. Courtesy, Jeffrey Weiss Show MoreShow Less 3of6 4of6 Call it San Antonios version of retail therapy or just Fiesta fever, shoppers at Amols, the longstanding party su...

New-to-market Saint Maya blanco tequila is a spirit created by San Antonians, and locals are here for it. How do we know? The new booze...

If you see me circling back for a second serving, no you didnt. 

1of9 Stout House will revive the fun of "Urban Cowboy," which launched a 1980s pop culture craze with John Travolta at the center, on Friday. Hulton Archive/Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less 2of9 Stout House will revive the fun of "Urban Cowboy," which launched a 1980s pop culture craze with John Travolta at the center, on Friday. Paramount Pictures /Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less 3of9 4of9 Stout House will revive the fun of "Urban Cowboy," which launched a 1980s pop culture craze with John Trav...

Two years later, a tequila-loving trio of local entrepreneurs were able to see their product, "Saint Maya," a blanco inspired by San Antonio, on liquor store shelves. But not for long, the perfectly San Antonio-branded bottles of the booze sold out in the first day last weekend. Co-founder Zacharee Ramirez said LiquorMax as well as all Alamo City Liquors locations will be restocked with the tequila he and Jordan Simmons and Jay Torrez brought to...

San Antonios tequila had a sell-out debut.