“This Calls For Margs” Sweepstakes — Win $60,000 + Instant $20 Venmo Prizes!

The grand prize is framed in a clever way: Casamigos will pay your phone bill for life, calculated as $100 per month for 50 years — totaling $60,000 in cash. That’s not a gimmick. It’s a real $60,000 check, and you can use it however you want. The “phone bill for life” framing is just a fun way to think about what that money represents.

For most households, $60,000 is transformative. It’s a down payment on a home, a year or two of college tuition, a paid-off car, or a fully funded emergency fund with room to spare. The form of payment is determined by Casamigos’s sponsor (Diageo Americas), but the amount is fixed at $60,000 USD.

When you submit your entry form, you’re automatically entered into the instant win game. If you’re one of the lucky 2,500 players to hit a winning moment, you’ll see a “CONGRATULATIONS” message on screen with prize claim instructions. The $20 goes directly to your Venmo account — the same phone number you used to enter.

A few things to know: you need a US-based bank account and a mobile device with SMS capability to claim an instant win prize. If you don’t have a Venmo account, you’ll need to create one to receive the $20 — otherwise the prize is forfeited. Allow up to 48 hours after claiming for the deposit to show in your Venmo balance.

There are two entries available per person: one main entry and one bonus entry. The main entry comes from completing the form at casamigos.com/en-us/marg-plz-sweepstakes/. You’ll need your name, date of birth, city/state/zip, mobile phone number, and email address. After submitting, you’ll get your instant win game play automatically.

The bonus entry is available on the confirmation page after you submit your main entry. Look for the designated icon and click it to receive one additional entry into the grand prize drawing. The bonus entry does not give you another instant win game play — it only adds a second chance at the $60,000.

A good margarita doesn’t need to be complicated or expensive. The classic formula is simple: 2 oz tequila, 1 oz fresh lime juice, and 3/4 oz triple sec or orange liqueur. Shake over ice, strain into a salt-rimmed glass, and you’re done. The key is fresh lime juice — bottled lime juice is noticeably flat by comparison.

If you want to stretch your budget further, a house-brand triple sec works perfectly well in a shaken margarita. Save the premium orange liqueur for sipping neat. The tequila is where quality matters most — a blanco tequila with clean agave flavor makes the biggest difference in the final drink.

Batch margaritas are a great option for groups: multiply the recipe by the number of servings, mix in a pitcher, and refrigerate without ice. Add ice to individual glasses when serving. A pitcher for 8 people costs roughly $25–$35 in ingredients — far less than bar prices.