Ignacio Torres Adalid

principal exporter of canned pulque. This hacienda was the property of Ignacio Torres Adalid, who was called the "king of pulque". Today, it belongs to Ricardo

Antonio Adalid was the godson of Mexican emperor Maximillian I and one of the major participants of Dance of the Forty-One scandal. Antonio Adalid was the

Talavera tile and leafy trees still remain. The hacienda belonged to Ignacio Torres Adalid, who was the director of taxation during the regime of Porfirio

Mercado, the same architect of the Angel of Independence), formerly Ignacio Torres Adalid's pulquería serving the pulque drink "La Acordada" prison Pabellón

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