text: The maximum number of ingredients in the recipe is limited to 5 ingredients (including dashes and drops)
  Any homemade ingredient that contains more than one ingredient will count as 1 ingredient (ie. Homemade syrups, shrubs, tonics)
  Cocktail must have a unique name, chosen by the participant, which is inspired by the Tahona Society or Altos brand
  5 participants will be selected from submissions to compete on the day of Tahona society. Contestants will be announced during the Tahona Society event.
  Selected participants will then be required to make a cocktail inspired by their learnings at the Tahona society. This cocktail must be made of the supplied ingredients. Homemade ingredients will not be permitted.
  The ingredients supplied will be juices, syrups, bitters and mixers standard to a cocktail bar along with a selection of Mexican culinary ingredients.
  Cocktail recipes will be judged by Kevin Denton, Corporate Mixologist of Pernod Ricard USA & Josh Pearson, Manager, Brand Advocacy
  Top 5 scorers of submitted cocktail will create a new cocktail inspired by learnings at the Tahona Society for a panel of 3 live judges
  Participants will have 7 minutes to prepare and assemble cocktail. Surpassing the 7 minute time limit will result in disqualification.
  Participants will have up to 5 minutes to briefly present the cocktail and inspiration story to live judges. Surpassing the 5 minute time limit will result in disqualification.
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  Bartenders will submit a recipe using Olmeca Altos Blanco, Reposado or Anejo to join the competition. Those with winning recipes will face-off at local Tahona events, where they will compete for an all-expenses paid trip to the finals in Mexico.
  The winners will travel to Arandas, Mexico in September to compete with finalists from around the world. The global winner will be crowned The Tahona Society's Global Ambassador for a year, and will give seminars in four countries of his or her choosing.