National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 5月24日 05時13分

Photo by Corey Arnold @arni_coraldo
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The Jimador’ or harvester of agave plants is a romanticized profession in central Mexico. Roberto Jimenez Ramos stands holding his ‘Coa’ which is a unique tool designed specifically for culling the sharp external leaves of the blue agave plant in order to harvest the ‘Piña’ which is cooked and used for making tequila. You will find heroic paintings of Jimadors in action in bars and restaurants all over tequila country but it’s much better to witness in person:)
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I recently travelled to Jalisco, Mexico to photograph the world of Tequila production for a new @ナショナルジオグラフィック and @Wall Street Journal magazine called Far & Away. The inaugural issue of the mag just came out in print over the weekend, delivered within the Wall Street Journal. ‘Tequila Rocks’ was an epic journey into the blue agave fields East of Guadalajara, to the rowdy bars of Tequila town. Click the link in my bio on my personal page @arni_coraldo to see the full story online!
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Thx to my assistant @delaney_mar and photo editors @hopebrimelow and @jamesbwellford for sending us on this super fun journey.
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#tequila #wsj #natgeo #drink #spirits #tequilaocho #mexico #jimador #farmer #Jalisco #natgeo #far&away #mexican #agave #portrait #harvest

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