Noun
herradura (plural herraduras)
A curved masonry wall characteristic of the Ancestral Puebloan road network.
In Playa Herradura to the north a group of buisness people, organized by Eduardo Acosta, are working with firemen to provide land for a permanent station, and the truck, which came from the United States, was a donation from them, said Chávez. Source: Internet
Speaking of, Jack is one of their well pours, along with Svedka vodka, Bombay Sapphire, Bacardi, Bacardi Limon, and Herradura. Source: Internet
Most of the action came on the Pacific side “hot spots” from Pozo de Cota, down across the Golden Gate and on to the Jaime Bank and into the east to the Herradura area. Source: Internet
Pacheco reiterated his promise Thursday morning at a seminar on the free trade negotiations organized by the Academia Centroamerican at the Hotel Herradura. Source: Internet
There will be 12 bartenders serving two full-sized cocktails from Herradura Tequila and 10 smaller sample-sized drinks, along with bites from 15 Romolo, Fifth Floor, and Jasper’s Corner Tap & Kitchen. Source: Internet
However after a Wikipedia detour longer that reading this article and writing this comment combined, I could probably try some of that Herradura. Source: Internet