818 Tequila Blanco has notes of sweet agave and vanilla, with undertones of tropical and citrus fruit. Lemongrass, mild floral elements, chamomile and light minerality.
Ultra smooth with a bright and crispy finish, notes of almond, key lime pie, and toasted coconut

1800 tequilas are made by Casa Cuervo from 100% blue agave. The name comes from the "historic event" of aging tequila in oak for the very first time. The line was first launched in 1975 as a premium sipping tequila. 1800 Reserva Reposado tequila is the first of the sipping tequilas launched by Cuervo and called the "original premium tequila." The tequila is aged for at least 6 months in French oak.

40% ABV

Fascinating appetizer is aged in barrels of white oak for 2+ years; fine flavor, smooth and unique par excellence. Each barrel is singular and matchless.

Barrel spice, floral and fruit notes, earth and mineral notes on the nose.
Pepper and banana bread spices on the palate. Toasted nuts and sweet agave/honey. A touch on the sweet side and a hint of bitters.

750mL | 40%ABV

100% Blue Weber, aged 7-9 years, from the rich clay soil of the Highlands of Jalisco, Mexico.

AROMA: Caramel with hints of cocoa.

FLAVOR: Notes of dried fruits and spicy oak with a touch of sweet agave.

AGED: 7 months in premium American white oak barrels.

100% Blue Weber, aged 7-9 years, from the rich clay soil of the Highlands of Jalisco, Mexico.

AROMA: Soft caramel and vanilla notes.

FLAVOR: Perfect balance of sweetness from the Blue Weber agaves layered with hints of spice and barrel oak.

AGED: 14 months in premium American white oak barrels.

NOM: NOM-O14X
Mezcalero: Joel Antonio Cruz, Rodolfo Juan Juarez
Maguey: Espadin
Agave: Angustifolia
Distillation: Copper
Style: Joven
State: Oaxaca
Town: San Juan del Rio
ABV: 42%
Release year: 2000

About this mezcal

Alipus San Juan del Rio is made with agave Espadin. Alipus started working with Joel Antonio Cruz for this release, however the family turned over distillation to Joel?s younger cousin Rodolfo Juan Juarez a few years ago. This mezcal is distinguished by the conditions of the plants location in reddish and white soils, and long fermentation periods, which will mark the mineral and chalky tones.

Alipus Mezcal

Alip?s was born in 1999, as a project of the Destiler?a Los Danzantes, with Don Joel Antonio and sons as the first producers, in San Juan del R?o. Subsequently, Don Eduardo Hern?ndez, of Santa Ana del R?o, making Alip?s Santa Ana mezcal; Don Cosme Hernandez and his son Cirilo in San Baltazar Guelavila, who make the Alip?s San Baltazar mezcal; Don Valente Angel and sons, of Santa Mar?a La Pila, with the Alip?s San Andr?s mezcal. In 2013, Alip?s San Luis was incorporated, made by Don Baltazar Cruz and sons, of San Luis del R?o, and Alip?s San Miguel, made by Don Felix Garc?a, Leonardo Rojas, and T?o Jes?s in the Potrero Sola de Vega.

NOM: NOM-O14X
Mezcalero: Don Baltazar Cruz Gomez
Maguey: Espadin
Agave: Angustifolia
Distillation: Copper
Style: Joven
State: Oaxaca
Town: San Luis del Rio
ABV: 48%
Release year: 2013

About this mezcal

Alipus San Luis uses agave Espadin that is grown in sandy soil at about 4100 feet above sea level. The soils are sandy with lots of rocks, and the climate is hot. Mezcalero Don Baltazar ferments the cooked agave in 1500-liter pine vats. He distills in copper. His mezcals are rich, full-bodied, and often fruity.

Alipus Mezcal

Alip?s was born in 1999, as a project of the Destiler?a Los Danzantes, with Don Joel Antonio and sons as the first producers, in San Juan del R?o. Subsequently, Don Eduardo Hern?ndez, of Santa Ana del R?o, making Alip?s Santa Ana mezcal; Don Cosme Hernandez and his son Cirilo in San Baltazar Guelavila, who make the Alip?s San Baltazar mezcal; Don Valente Angel and sons, of Santa Mar?a La Pila, with the Alip?s San Andr?s mezcal. In 2013, Alip?s San Luis was incorporated, made by Don Baltazar Cruz and sons, of San Luis del R?o, and Alip?s San Miguel, made by Don Felix Garc?a, Leonardo Rojas, and T?o Jes?s in the Potrero Sola de Vega.

Yoowe Bacanora is made in the state of Sonora, Mexico, from maguey Pacifica (Agave Angustifolia), which is also known as Yaquiana locally. The agave is cooked in a traditional underground oven with mesquite and oak. After a wild fermentation, there are two distillations in stainless/copper stills.

This is a spirit that the Yaqui Indians have been making in Sonora for some time. This is really rare. Aromas of pepper, earth and saline. The palate is complex and clean with minerals integrated with spice, notes of salt and mint. The palate is deceptively smooth, and oh so enjoyable!

ABV: 46%

Derrumbes Oaxaca is made with agave Espadin. The agave is cooked in an underground stone pit using black oak to give a light smokiness, which complements the mineral and fruit notes of the Espadin agave from which it is crafted. The fermentation is naturally aided by the addition of pulque from the agave Americana before wild yeasts complete the 72-hour process. Derrumbes Oaxaca is twice-distilled in copper pot stills, the resulting liquid is 48% ABV. It is rested for 60 days in large glass containers.

Derrumbes Mezcal

From Oaxaca to Michoacan and beyond, Derrumbes bottles many varieties of mezcal that are made using different agave and production methods. They have spirits from different states in Mexico, and they bottle some very small producers that are not available elsewhere.

Derrumbes Mezcal

From Oaxaca to Michoacan and beyond, Derrumbes bottles many varieties of mezcal that are made using different agave and production methods. They have spirits from different states in Mexico, and they bottle some very small producers that are not available elsewhere.

THE ONE THAT STARTS THEM ALL
100% BLUE WEBER AGAVE.

Espolon - All of our tequilas start with Espolòn Blanco. Unaged, Blanco is the purest expression of Espolòn tequila. Created in the famed hills of Los Altos, our Blanco tequila is double distilled using column and pot stills to give it a perfectly smooth and balanced taste profile. Great on the rocks, this is the one you’ll love shaking into all the best tequila cocktails.

Alba Pura Tequila Blanco is sourced 1500m above sea level, in the small town of Magdalena in the highland region of Jalisco, Mexico. This mountainous wonderland is the perfect setting for blue agave to flourish, with a Mediterranean climate laden with red clay, mineral rich soil and high elevations. 

The Alba Pura Tequila Blanco is a smooth and slightly sweeter finish with fruit characteristics typical in tequilas of this region. Alba Pure Blanco is a margarita's best friend. Upfront agave aromas with fresh and sharp floral notes.

The Alba Blanco Tequila is sourced 1500m above sea level, in the small town of Magdalena in the highland region of Jalisco, Mexico. This mountainous wonderland is the perfect setting for blue agave to flourish, with a Mediterranean climate laden with red clay, mineral rich soil and high elevations. 

The Alba Dorado tequila has a smooth and slightly sweeter finish with fruit characters typical in tequilas of this region. Alba Pure Dorado is a soft golden colour. Perfect for sipping or making cocktails. Soft, round caramel notes with a hint of dried herbs and honey.