Submissions for competitors are still being accepted until the 31st.
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Bartenders will create original cocktails with the world’s most traditionally made tequila, and the public will have an opportunity to vote for their favorite at “Coctél de la Muerte.”
The winner gets a free trip to Tequila, Mexico to celebrate Day of the Dead in traditional Mexican fashion, and compete in the aging caves on the Sauza family estate against finalists from Southern California, the Bay Area and Las Vegas.
A $5 admission fee includes a raffle ticket, “People’s Choice” voting rights, and a custom food menu.
