20 Best Chaser For Patron (2022 Updated)

I like my beverages super cold. I like to have a refrigerated Coke over a full glass of ice, and I keep one at all times! Ever since I tried an ORKA Chaser cup a year ago, its the only type of cup I use.

Ive tried other brands and they seem comparable initially but quickly loose their seal thus loosing their ability to keep my drinks cold. I highly recommended this cup to anyone who likes their drinks ice cold from first sip to the last!.

The Klein 626 is a handy tool that I recently added to my pouch for re-taping 6/32 , 8/32 holes in thin metal boxes. More convenient than a standard tap wrench. For fear of breaking the tap, I wouldnt use on any thing other than standard boxes, p-rings and troughs.

Purchased last week and have already used it a handful of times, so far the threading it leaves has worked perfectly. The grip on the handle is so comforting to the touch.

More than easy to use. I recommend oiling the tap when using it. It will clean and smoothen the usage. Also, like any tap tool,. Unscrew 1 turn before continuing to ensure that you do a clean tap.

The Mercer M37012 CP 11 13/16 inch copper plated bar spoon is a great addition to your bar, at work or home. It supplies that extra pizzazz and just looks cool. Its a nice feature when making lots of moscow mules, and seems to be the same as the stainless spoons, just copper coated.

I’m not sure that it’ll have any real effects on the drinks stirred with it, but it’s fancy, and sometimes that matters. I like the weight and height, and the twisted form allows for nice, quick stirring.

We wanted add a high-end cocktail tools to our bar, so we purchased this beautiful Copper Bar Spoon with Fork Muddler to go along with our existing Mercer Bar items. Best decision made!!! This Bar Spoon is perfect, great color, excellent balance, outstanding quality !.

A nice well made product at a really great price! Barfly seems to always made products to last a long time and this is no exception. Love the look and feel of this in my hand while making cocktails.

IšverstiShow in original languageVictor Pest makes great rodent problems solved. This ultrasonic driven device wards off the creatures from even thinking to make access to the room. I have been using these for ten years at six remote cabins and hilltop radio sites.

No rodent has settled in at any of them. Make sure the device is unabstructed by any furniture or other solid that would deflect the sound wave. The 3speaker one will cover 500 sq. ft. They have lasted about 5 years of 24 hours all year long use.

Some are going on 6 years now. When red light stops flashing inside the speaker grill, there dead.

Makes my baby boy look like a rockstar. Was gifted from two lovely ladies (friends) but love this brand now. He looks like a bad boy lol. Always happy to see my boy looking handsome and fashionable even though he hates it!.

My little Yorkie is the toughest little dog I know. He knows no fear. So it was only fitting that I gave him a black leather collar with silver studs on it. No one messes with him! Not even the the biggest dog on the block!.

#Great #brand. Great #product. Great #colors. great style. My #cat teacup #chihuahua is #comfortable with this collar. #Value is good. I would definitely #repurchase. I highly #recommend. #GoGetYouSome.

I have light skin that DOES tan in the summer. I am not fully a “cool” or a “warm”, but more of a neutral, and I have a very difficult time finding the right shade of bronzer/contour powder in the winter.

(I might lean more towards cool, but very often those are just SO pink, and the goldens are too yellow or olive-ish. ) I actually do like one from a certain brand, though slightly too dark in winter, but it only comes as a duo with a product that I never use, so it is a waste of money and packaging, and that bothers me.

So began the hunt for something better. When I saw the various shades here, I thought, yes! Finally, a company that gets that lighter skin needs contour sometimes, too! I debated over the 2 lightest shades, and thank goodness I went with the lightest one, as it is still a bit too dark.

It is also a bit too “golden” for me- I need a little more red-ish tone, not quite so olive. So, I am having to use an extremely light touch, and even try to blend with some finishing powder to try to make it a bit lighter.

I can’t stand looking like I have put on a ton of make-up. Looks ok from afar, but close up, it does not lean towards natural looking. uugh. I was also attracted by the blur aspect described with the product, but I am not seeing that do what it is purported to do.

So yes, I am disappointed. When I have finished with this, I don’t know if I will go back to the other product despite my concerns of ecological issues and money issues or not. sigh.

First, the sponge applicator is horrible. Great for touch-ups throughout the day, but it had a weird splotchy finish using it for the first application. This could potentially be an off combination with my BB cream (that is not Thrive) and/or moisturizer, but I feel that the application shouldn’t have to matter with what’s under it.

A brush solved the issue though. The powder is very smooth and would say it has a nice “filtered” effect, but it’s comparable to using the L’Oreal Infalliable matte finish. Except this product is double the price.

I haven’t checked the ingredients to see if it’s worth the extra price, but that isn’t something I’m super knowledgeable on and can say is a motivator for purchase. Overall, I might buy it again. I’ve only had it a couple weeks now.

I figured this powder was amazing because because it was out of stock for months. I was constantly checking back to purchase it. For the price it really isn’t better than anything I’ve used in the past.

I had some pretty severe breakouts on my chin, and I thought it was because of my mask. I have had to wear a mask at work for quite some time, so I didn’t think that could be it. The only other change I could attribute it to was this powder.

I quit using the powder and I have not had a break out since. It also really didn’t make my skin look that great. I really wanted to love it, as I have used several other Thrive cosmetics, and I have loved them all.

I guess this powder is just not a good match for my skin type. :(.

I ordered this because my two cats enjoy string-type toys; This arrived with a cracked end-cap, but that wasn’t really an issue. I originally thought the cloud topper would be a fun addition, but it became a hindrance.

The “string” portion would constantly wind around it, tangling, and shortening with active use. The plastic tube-like rod is very flimsy and it flops too much to get good spring. Also, the cat’s didn’t play with it as enthusiastically as I had hoped.

I would guess it was the material. It only resembles a string visually; It does not “perform” as a real string, or ribbon would. They(the cats) are in turn, much happier with my Husband’s old boot lace tied on the end of a wooden dowel rod.

So. wasted money.

I thought this toy would be great for my cat. The wand arrived recently and the cat liked it. The cloth part of the wand has a plastic edge that runs up and down both sides. Tonight, while playing with her, I noticed that she was chewing a bit after the toy was pulled away from her.

I examined the wand and found out that she could chew the plastic off! Pieces of the plastic were missing. I really cannot have her swallowing plastic. Bad design!.

I don’t have 8 cats but between mine, some fosters, and my daughter’s, this is a wand toy they are all obsessed with because of the crinkle ribbon. I’ve ordered this one over and over – the only criticism I could have is that the crinkle part does come apart eventually with lots of chewing.

Not sure how to explain that well, I don’t consider it a hazard, it’s more that it needs to be replaced after 2-4 months of heavy use. Which I’m happy to do because of our many, many toys, this is one of our top cat-pleasers!!.

The last vehicle owner set me up for failure by crossing the threads one two of the O2 sensors. This thread chaser was only good for one use; the threads were completely trashed after that. It seems like it was made with softer metal then the exhaust pipes, which is odd for a “tap-like” tool.

Well a 10 minute job turned into many hours. I had an O2 sensor seize up in a hard to reach area on the header of my ’01 Jeep TJ Wrangler. The threads were all messed up on the header after I had to use brute force to twist the seized O2 sensor out.

I thought I was going to be SOL and need a new header. Found this tool handy tool in stock at my local A-Z and it cleaned up the threads no problem. I initially chased the threads crooked since the header is at such a hard to reach angle.

I then used an O2 sensor bung as a guide to chase the threads straight a second time. Worked like a charm. The long thread length on this tool allowed me to use a bung as a guide. Some of the other thread chasing tools aren’t as long and wouldn’t have worked the way I needed it to.

This tool is solid. The metal is high quality and tough. You won’t booger up the threads or mess up the head of the tool with a loose wrench.

We had one of these already in our home when we brought home our kitten, who took to this immediately when shown it was a place for scratching and has been consistently using it every morning. These do wear out relatively quickly when they receive regular use.

I cut my cats claws, but it only takes a couple of weeks for him to shred one of these, the most recent one he pulled the center out and started unreeling the cardboard so I had to cut part off (as our most recent replacement hasn’t arrived.

I had added them to a prior AutoShip and hadn’t realized these where a “one time” rather than repeating, so I ended up having to place a separate order, the biggest negative because I’d prefer they just reshipped as my cat goes through these as consistently as food and litter).

I have an appreciation for these being simple corrugated: I throw them in my compost. Can’t do that with a ripped up carpet tree! The plastic holder has lasted, and I store it under our wine rack because it’s out of our way and the cat seems to prefer when it is in that “boxed in” space vs out in the open, though when he aggressively scratches it sometimes still ends up in the middle of the floor.

The compact size makes it relatively unobtrusive for a scratcher, as most are huge, heinously ugly monstrosities that would take up way too much space in my small home. Regardless, this is very effective when introduced to new kittens, less successful when it comes to older cats with established scratching patterns: get one BEFORE your kitten begins to mutilate your home!.

I rescue feral/street cats in Oakland, Ca, and every single cat, eventually ends up using this scratch pad! And the track ball toy that these pads go into. The toy is great for cats, and inexpensive, to initially purchase.

Just like printers, they are fairly inexpensive to purchase, but the ink cartridges are shamefully expensive to replace (but that’s another review)! The same goes for theses scratch pad replacements, cats, literally tear through them is no time at all! So, I do what I feel the manufacture should be doing! I take a new replacement scratch pad, and I glue a piece of butcher paper to the back of it.

Obviously, I let the glue set, and then trim any of the butcher paper extending past the outside edge of the pad. Both the butcher paper(aka brown packing paper) and the glue can both be found at any $1 store!!! So, it’s a very cheap and easy fix, to extend the life of the scratch pad.

And this technique, has no impact on a cat‘s desire to destroy it in the first place. This simple trick, just takes them longer to carry out the deed! So again, the manufacturer could easily manufacture this product with backing paper.

But that would cut into their bottom line, so I cut into it for them.

Product is nice but misleading. Advertised as 2 but you only get 1. I use to get this in store and brought it to their attention at Walmart. Got a shrug and no reduction in price. But the product works in the turbo cat and the cats love to play with it and leave the furniture a lone.

I find the liquid spray cat nip keeps them interested longer than putting the cat nip that comes in it down in the holes. I use that catnip in a few of their toys that open up to add catnip and then Velcro back to play with.

Always store the unused cat nip in freezer and it lasts better.

These are the new love of my summer life. Tried the 5″ and unfortunately they got thigh gobbled. However, was so impressed with quality and features that I tried again with the 7″ and found success! They stay put, felt great, had good stretch and vented well.

Ran 4 miles with no problems at all. Also played a round of golf in them and was super comfortable for all 18 holes. They have nice features like the key loop in one tiny pocket on the front. The other tiny pocket felt surprisingly useful and not tiny.

I fit my little glide stick in there (I was nervous about previously mentioned thigh gobbling and chub rub). I did not need to apply the glide on the run, as the shorts stayed put. The back has nice venting and the inner liner was super comfortable.

I loved not having to wear underwear due to such a comfortable liner. Sweat dried nice and fast and shorts had nice stretch to them. I am 160lbs and 5’5″ and ordered a medium. I have thicc thighs so they were a little less flowy than I imagined them to be, but that did not translate to tight or uncomfortable.

They just weren’t super loose on the legs.

I am 5′ 7″ ~150 lbs. I am NOT curvy and have more of an athletic/shoulder dominant build. I sized exactly at a Medium with my measurements. The mediums were too big on my waist because they are high waist (I was pulling the draw strings within an inch of their life).

Also the leg fabric was too loose and therefore would pull DOWN if i tried to put my phone in the side pocket. I hate putting the phone in the back pocket- never works out for me. My pants literally fall down OR the phone is bouncing against my back awkwardly.

I thought these would be a good alternative to the Short Tights that I always wear but the fit wasn’t for me. I did try on my sisters SMALL of the same short and they are better because the under shorts are tighter (no slippage with phone use) and fit better on the hips/waist.

The small does make my thighs a bit sausage-y but I would rather snug and secure than the undershorts pulling down on one side if I put my phone in that pocket. I will say that I love Brooks running gear because it is so specifically made for the sport so the fabric is hands down amazing.

the under-short is still breathable and the short fabric itself is lightweight and sturdy so I will probably purchase a different style or just stick with the Methods and tights! Also I wanted these to be the women’s version of Men’s Sherpa 2 in 1 shorts.

They aren’t unfortunately and I am still very jealous of my husbands Sherpa shorts.

I bought these shorts in the hopes that the pockets would actually hold items like in the photos. I was pretty disappointed to find that my iphone 11 (just the regular ole’ screen size) didn’t even come close to fitting in the back pocket, the smaller pockets in the front are for what exactly?! Keys? Rocks? And the side pockets are concerningly short, so anything you may put in them during a run would def.

fly up and out. I actually had my mom sew in a mesh pocket on the side for my phone that works like a charm. Improvements: Better pockets. I don’t know why sportsing manufacturers don’t think women need proper pockets.

It’s mind boggling. And I would love if the liner underneath went mid thigh to prevent any chaffing that may happen on a longer run. The rest of the shorts, sans the pocket situation: Good nice flow, airy.

Nice fabric.

After my 40 year old Makita was damaged on a project I had to send it in for a rebuild and purchased this one as a back up. While I don’t think anything will last 40 years any more, I really like the features on this one.

Good features: It doesn’t ‘kick’ on start up, making it much easier to handle for small hands. It maintains its RPM’s much better than the older grinder, again making it much easier to handle. I use thin cutting wheels frequently and it seems to be more efficient there as well.

I find myself using the variable speed feature more than I thought I might, especially with the heavier ‘roped’ brushes, which work better on the slower speeds. Features I’m not so hot on: the ‘paddle’ switch on the bottom is clumsy.

I’d prefer a thumb switch. The wheel lock button for unscrewing the wheel nut is WAY too stiff, making it difficult to lock up. All that’s needed is enough spring to hold the button away from the locking mechanism, not hold up the back of a pick up truck.

The nut design for attaching unthreaded wheels requires one to use the wrench simultaneously with that stiff wheel lock button to tighten. My older grinder could easily be tightened by hand and there was more thread support for the grinding wheel.

This machine appears to be primarily designed for threaded wheels and this doesn’t make using them so convenient as I’m accustomed to. Overall tho, good machine and I feel well worth the price.

I bought the 13 amp version of this grinder for work and after 2 days of use it broke. I dropped it from about waist level and then the locking mechanism for the wheel broke. making the grinder useless because I couldn’t change disks anymore.

I’ve used Walter and Dewalt grinders for years and have dropped those 100s of times and never once did any of them break so very disipointed that it broke after 1 fall from waist level being only 2 days old.

Bosch always makes great quality tools and accessories. The new x-lock technology is really a game changing time saver when it comes to swapping out wheels. There is need to spanners or any tools to change wheels.

All you do is flip the lever to release the grinding wheel, and to replace it you just place the X-Lock compatible grinding wheel on until you hear the click and flip the lever back to lock it in. The x lock wheels are also backwards compatible so you can use the new grinding wheels on most the old grinders.

The grinder itself is solid and well built with nice safety features. Great grinder!.

Gran Patrón Burdeos if you like having the BEST OF THE BEST AND ENJOY THE BEST TEQUILA like I enjoy GREAT tequila. and THIS is the BEST I’ve ever had!!!! You Can Thank me later if you haven’t ever tried I don’t drink often but when I do I pick this luxurious as this TEQUILA AS This handmade, luxury añejo tequila is crafted from the finest 100 percent Weber blue agave from the Highlands of Jalisco.

It is matured in a combination of new American and French Oak barrels and aged for a minimum of 12 months. It is then distilled again before it is racked in vintage Bordeaux barrels, from the finest French chateaux (“Burdeos” means Bordeaux in Spanish).

The taste is smooth and sweet; with great body and a long-lasting finish, it offers notes of oak, light agave, vanilla and raisins. Gran Patrón Burdeos is beautifully packaged in a crystal bottle placed inside a handsome rounded display case that accentuates the dark color of the añejo tequila.

NOW IF YOUR GOING TO DRINK YOU MIGHT AS WELL DRINK THE BEST, as like I said I drink only once a year normally AT CHRISTMAS DINNER, but no TEQUILA CAN OUT DO THIS TEQUILA I PROMISE YOU’LL ENJOY 😉.

Bought this in Orlando, Florida…the first location I’ve visited that had it in stock. Smooth with a distinct flavor like no other. No bite at all! Highly recommend, worth the price if you’re into a sipping tequila.

Herradura Seleccion Suprema and Patron Burdeos are 1 & 1a!!!.

The color is dark amber and the taste is so velvety smooth and sweet that if it didn’t say “Patron” on the bottle, you would likely never know it was even tequila. It is the definition of a true “sipping tequila,” as the flavors slowly develop with the ice ball, transitioning from pronounced oak, almost whiskey-like notes, and then into raisin and vanilla with only a faint trace of smoke and earth.

It was pretty surprising that the typical astringent “pepper and agave” that usually comes from blue agave is almost completely absent; making this one of the smoothest tequilas we have ever had the pleasure of enjoying.

The other benefit of the ice ball is that, again, just like whisky, aged tequila benefits from a small amount of water to open the bouquet, and the slight chill cuts some of the “heat” from the spirit.

The elegance of the palate is carried on to the packaging – with each lead-free crystal bottle coming in what must be the most elaborate box ever seen; a box handcrafted from a single piece of black walnut, which doubles as a display case for the bar, complete with a custom corkscrew and crystal stopper.

Patron deserves a lot of credit – they really helped kick off the current premium tequila craze, and they did it during a time when much of the tequila in the US was mixto (50% agave based and 50% “other”, often sugar cane).

Now, there are a dizzying number of tequila choices, most of which are now 100% agave based. This change in the market is greatly due to Patron’s unwavering commitment to create a product (and product category) that elevated tequila to a premium product that you’d be just as happy sipping as shooting.

As the tequila market has grown, so has the opportunity for ultra-premium tequila releases. Patron has played in the ultra premium space with their Gran Patrón Platinum, a +$200 tequila which has been distilled three times (most tequila is only distilled twice).

Platinum was designed to appeal to the high end crossover vodka drinker, but its price has kept it well out of the reach of most vodka and tequila consumers. Gran Patrón Piedra, which has been available in travel retail/duty free for some time, comes at the ultra-premium space from another angle.

Instead of trying to appeal to crossover vodka drinkers, Piedra is an extra anejo tequila meant to appeal to die hard aged tequila fans as well as crossover ultra-premium American whiskey drinkers. The timing to move Gran Patrón Piedra from a travel retail offering to full blown product isn’t accidental.

Patron, one of the titans in the tequila space, has seen some stiff competition from the likes of Don Julio and upstart Tequila Avion. Avion recently released an extra anejo tequila called Tequila Avion Reserva 44 which competes in the very same space that Piedra lives, and Don Julio’s 1942 has begun to find some significant traction.

Patron’s quick response to Tequila Avion Reserva 44 (which was released only of a couple months ago) is an important indicator of just how fluid the tequila market is and just how fierce competition has become.

Purchased this as a gift for my brother in law. He was blown away by the presentation. The box and the bottle design really make you feel like you’re opening a quality tequila. He was kind enough to share a pour with me and the tequila did not disappoint.

Aroma’s are very similar to a quality whiskey. This tequila is aged in some specific barrels Patron uses for these batches and it really shows the care they put into aging this gem that is an ode to the traditional way of making tequila while elevating it to a top shelf quality spirit with the aging process.

Thanks to Vinny and the crew at Quality Liquor for procuring great liquor from all over for us people in San Diego.

This is an excellent spirit and, for me, is so far away from what most people recollect as Tequila. If you are a whiskey drinker, Scotch, or light bourbon, you will truly enjoy this amazing drink

I first found out about Patron Citornage from La Venadita, a great place for lunch in Oak Park. In the notes on their beverage list, it noted that they used Citronage in their (really good) house margaritas.

We found a bottle at our local BevMo, and started using them in our own house-made top-shelf margaritas. I’d rate this as a 5-star except their distribution is so hit-or-miss. I never know when I can find some more of it (Spoiler: I’m out of it now and very sad as I can’t get my hands on another bottle).

Our favorite reasonably priced orange liquor for margaritas! We love our margaritas. We only use tequila, orange liquor and fresh lime juice. No sugar, ever! Patron Citronage can be difficult to find, but it’s worth the effort.

This is so easy and so good! For an amount of cocktail for yourself. 1/2 cucumber, skin peeled off with a veggie peeler. Three or four slices of fresh jalapeno pepper. Puree cucumber and jalepeno slices in a blender until liquid.

Pour 1/4 to 1/3 full, blanco tequilla, into a big cocktail glass. Add the puree from the blender. Sweeten to taste with the Patron Citronge. Enjoy on the rocks.

This may not be the “best” tequila, but I don’t drink tequila often enough to do a taste test. I do know that in my younger days I tasted stuff that was “oily. ” Never again. I had an out of town guest visiting and we went to a popular local Mexican restaurant and had its happy hour ‘Ritas.

My friend much preferred the ones I made at home with this brand and Cointreau. No surprise. It’s good enough for me. And the bottle is so pretty!.

Patrón Añejo TequilaThe Patrón Añejo Tequila label presents the spirit nicely with attractive but not over the top graphics. The clear glass shows us the spirit inside which, rather than being a clear spirit with no colour, is instead a very light almond coloured spirit adorned with the honey bee.

As I poured my first sample into a large shot glass, I remember noticing a light aroma drifting up from the spirit. There were sweet accents in the air as well. Things seemed light and appealing at first blush.

When I took my first sip, the spirit came gently alive with tones of flavor and a feathery sweetness which did actually remind me of honey. As I swallowed this first sip, I was taken aback at the lack of burn in my throat.

This was a very nice beginning to the tasting session. Patrón Añejo Tequila has been added to my private stash. I have enjoyed it so much in plain shots that I have not dared to spare a drop for mixed drinks.

Clouds build as they travel across the Southern Ocean and gather around the land mass of New Zealand. The Maori call this Aotearoa, or “Land of the Long White Cloud. ” Central Aotearoa is 42 degrees below the equator, which is where 42 BELOW was conceived.

And coincidentally, we are located near one of the most sought after Aa rated deep water springs, used in crafting our vodka – some of the world’s smoothest. This is why international judges have applauded 42 BELOW for its “controlled finish that releases flavor rather than heat.

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an excellent product but extremely high in price. in public market i bought this. Gran Patron Piedra is markedly different than Patron’s other tequila offerings; while most tequila is produced in an industrialized process, Piedra uses the traditional process of grinding the roasted agave heart (called the pina) using a stone wheel called a tahona.

The resulting juice is called agua miel, which translates to “honey water”.