Appearance:
Stirrings Paloma Mix pours into the glass with a captivating blush, reminiscent of ripe grapefruits basking in the sun. The liquid is clear and inviting, setting the stage for the refreshing experience to come.

Aroma:
Upon lifting the glass, a burst of citrusy delight envelops the senses. The aroma is dominated by the invigorating scent of freshly squeezed grapefruit, with subtle hints of lime dancing in the background. It's an olfactory celebration that anticipates the lively and bright flavors ahead.

Flavor Profile:
The first sip introduces a symphony of flavors that perfectly mimics the essence of a classic Paloma. The natural sweetness of pure cane sugar harmonizes with the tangy and vibrant grapefruit notes, creating a refreshing balance. Zesty lime undertones add a delightful citrus kick that invigorates the palate with each sip.

Texture:
Stirrings Paloma Mix delights with a smooth and velvety texture, gliding effortlessly over the tongue. The consistency ensures a seamless integration with your chosen tequila, creating a well-rounded and satisfying mouthfeel.

Finish:
The finish is crisp, clean, and utterly refreshing. The grapefruit and lime notes linger, leaving a tantalizing hint of citrus that beckons for another sip. The overall experience is one of bright effervescence, capturing the lively spirit of a sun-soaked afternoon.

Appropriately, paloma means dove in Spanish. While internationally the Paloma lives in the shadow of the Margarita, in Mexico, it reigns supreme. The origins of the Paloma are lost in the haze of the recent past. Specifically, the Paloma is a stripped down Margarita made into a long drink with grapefruit soda.
In Spanish, paloma means dove. It also means pigeon. Paloma Aelyon considers herself both a dove and a pigeon. “I'm both beautiful and ugly,” the 2009 Staples High School graduate says. She's not alone.