The Southbound Suarez drinks like a Mexican horchata spiked with just enough edge to keep things interesting. Creamy rice and cinnamon notes from the horchata wrap around the vegetal warmth of reposado tequila, while lime brightens the blend and a whisper of Becherovka adds an unexpected herbal undertone. The result is smooth and subtly spiced, a dessert-adjacent sipper that never tips into cloying territory.