From the West Coast to the East, here’s where you can get the best Casa Dragones Blanco cocktails

Forget the fact that July 24 is a Tuesday for a second and remember that it’s National Tequila Day. For those celebrating, we’ve mapped out some places for you to enjoy a Casa Dragones cocktail (or four) across the country. Whether you’re looking for an intimate spot for an intricately garnished craft cocktail or you’re satiating a little wanderlust at Epcot (La Cava del Tequila is featuring the elegant Dragones Rocks as its National Tequila Day special), you’re now well-equipped to celebrate properly.

Let’s be honest—you can have tequila any day you want, but for some reason it’s more fun on July 24. Cheers, and happy National Tequila Day.

Above: La Cava del Tequila cocktail at Epcot in Orlando, Florida

New York:

Polo bar

Atla

Cosme

Empellon

The Blond

Bar Masa

Toloache

Dos Caminos

Above: Doctor X cocktail at Atla in New-York

Los Angeles:

Sunset Tower

Soho House

The Montage

The Waldorf

Javier’s

Son of a Gun

Gracias Madre

San Francisco:

Cala

Dirty Habit

Boulevard

The Ritz

St. Regis

Foreign Cinema

Nido

Above: Elegante cocktail at Cala in San Francisco

Texas:

FortyFiveTen

Nobu

Jose

Perla’s

Lonesome Dove

Hotel Saint Cecila

Hotel Emma

Miami:

Epcot

SoHo Beach House

One Hotel

Fountain Blue

The Delano

The Setai

Nation

Above: Dragon’s Breath cocktail at Lonesome Dove in Austin, Texas

From beachside views to popular local hangouts, here are the best places to enjoy a cocktail off-duty.

All too familiar to New Yorkers, an easy trip out to the Hamptons makes for a popular, blissful weekend escape in the summertime. Whether coming out for a day or a long weekend, you can hop on the Jitney bus, the LIRR, drive, or skip the crowds and traffic altogether fly BLADE (use “Dragones” for $100 off your first flight). And for when you get there, we’ve rounded up our favorite local spots where you can kick back, unwind, and enjoy Casa Dragones signature craft cocktails.

Stay at Gurney’s Montauk for the full luxury experience that includes waterfront dining, lavish spas, and an array of inviting restaurants. Opt for an escape to the quieter parts of town on Shelter Island’s Sunset Beach Hotel where private porches look out to a private beach on the bay.

(Above: The Casa Verde cocktail and interior of the Surf Lodge in Montauk)

For the beach lovers, lounge in shaded hammocks or jam to live music while sipping on the Casa Verde cocktail at the Surf Lodge. Go to Moby’s to satisfy your seafood cravings alongside expansive views of the harbor. Other nearby favorites include East Hampton Grill, an intimate locale known for its hearty comfort food, the charming Red Bar Brasserie, and Nick and Toni’s where a menu of seasonally inspired meals can be enjoyed in a Tuscan farmhouse setting. 

Sag Harbor has a diverse selection of restaurants. From classic French cuisine at Le Bilboquet  to unique wood-fired cooking at Lulu Kitchen & Bar or locally inspired dishes at the Hamptons first ever winery-owned restaurant, Wölffer Kitchen, there’s something for everyone.

End the weekend at Eleven Madison Park’s seasonal pop-up, the E.M.P Summer House, for a sip of Dragones Rocks. The world-famous Daniel Humm establishment has partnered with American Express for the second year in a row to bring a more casual dining experience to East Hampton.

(Above: The E.M.P Summer House in East Hampton)

Want to make your own cocktail? You can get your bottle at these locations:

McNamara Liquors – BridgeHampton

Herbert & Rist – Southampton

Montauk Wine & Liquor – Montauk

Wines by Morrell – East Hampton

Sag Harbor Liquor – Sag Harbor

Amagansett Wine & Spirits – Amagansett