Translated from Spanish, Camino Real is translated as “royal road”, and the name came from the construction of the road, which in the 16th century was of great economic importance for the formation and development of the country and was compared with the Great Silk Road. At that time, travelers and merchants poured tequila mainly into jars of pumpkin and thus not only quenched their thirst, but also suppressed the occurrence of infections and diseases.