Rejoneo is the art of bullfighting that is carried out on horseback.
THE INCEPTION
REJONEO
This equestrian practice originated during the European Middle Ages. Initially, Rejoneo served as military training for knights and nobles, but it soon gained praise and encouragement during the 15th and 16th centuries under the patronage of Spanish Monarchy rulers, Carlos V and Felipe II.
The arrival of the Spanish Empire in America introduced a wealth of scientific knowledge, including the art of horsemanship, baroque architecture, the foundations of Christian civilization, and distillation techniques.
Tequila is a distilled spirit crafted from the heart of the blue agave plant. Its name originates from the Greek word agavos, meaning “noble” or “admirable,”—a reflection of the elegance embodied in every drop.
Rejoneo Tequila is manufactured in Mexico, just 65 Km west of Guadalajara city, in the legendary town of Tequila, nestled within the volcanic soils of Jalisco, Mexico, the native land of the blue agave plant. This spirit carries centuries of artistry and tradition.