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Get guac on ‘The Rock’ at Neuva Cantina

| Jo-Lynn Brown

Nueva Cantina, a Mexican restaurant located in south St. Petersburg, is partnering with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Teremana to give guests free guacamole with the purchase of a Teremana cocktail.

Created in the highlands of Jalisco, Mexico, Johnson worked with a Mexican family-owned distillery to create Teremana – Destilería Teremana de Agave.

Teremana Blanco retails for about $29.99 per 750ml bottle and Teremana Reposado for $32.99 per 750ml.

The promotion is available for a limited time and ends Wednesday, May 5.

To redeem, patrons must purchase a Teremana cocktail with an order of guacamole. The customer will be reimbursed up to $10—valid for dine-in or take-out.

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