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Siete Leguas Siete Décadas Blanco Tequila Western Son 17th century planters weren’t upSiete Leguas: Nomen est Omen Siete Leguas distillery was named after a horse that belonged to Pancho Villa, the famous Mexican revolutionary. His Siete Leguas was known for his endurance and speed, being able to travel seven leagues in a day. Don Ignacio Gonzales Vargas, who founded the distillery back in 1952 in the town of Atotonilco, Jalisco, chose a fitting name for a distillery that will later on travel (at least) 7 leagues of its own with its