(CNN) – When you think Jose Cuervo— you think: tequila.
Well, think again.
Think– straws?
The tequila giant is doing its part to help the environment.
It’s pretty sweet, actually and literally.
The straws are made from up-cycled agave fibers — basically using all that fibrous material left over from the tequila-making process.
And apparently — they’re supposed to decompose up to 200 times faster than regular plastic.
They’ll roll out at bars, restaurants and Jose Cuervo events next year.
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