Replies to post #58195 on Top Shelf Brands Holdings Corp. (DKTS)

[loanranger]

It's one of my least palatable sayings but it has its moments....I guess we'll have to agree to disagree.
My feeling is that Oro is indeed a tequila and that the terms following the comma act to describe it but don't redefine it.

So I agree with this:
"Tequila is an ingredient in Oro, in other words."
But I don't agree with this:
"But Oro is not a tequila."
It's a flavored tequila.

The name Besado Anejo had to go because it's not aged over a year (as it was supposed to have been). Oro was simply selected in its stead.
Frankly I don't know why the term tequila was relegated to the small print, but comma notwithstanding it's still on the bottle.


I think we agree on everything else. That's good enough for me.

[hedge_fun]

Oro is the fanciful word for Besado.......

and it isn't even required by TTB. I realize it's just "details", but the more likely hold-up was an agreement with an APPROVED tequila brand, as well as a distiller.

Tequila is an ingredient in Oro, in other words. But Oro is not a tequila.

Oro is a fanciful name of Besado, which is 100% Gold Tequila that has been lightly infused as the APPROVED label states.

The fact they are using tequila means they had to have an APPROVED tequila to infuse.

I hope this helps.