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Tres Agaves Reposado is produced from organic blue agave grown in the Tequila Valley. The agaves are harvested and roasted to extract their natural sugars before fermentation and distillation. The tequila is then aged for about 9 months in repurposed Bourbon and Tennessee Whiskey barrels, imparting unique flavors and a light yellow hue.

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Kilinga Bacanora is a family-owned producer established in 2018 by maestro bacanorero Rodrigo Bojórquez Bours in Álamos, Sonora, Mexico. It holds the distinction of being the first officially designated Bacanora by the Consejo Sonorense Regulador del Bacanora available in the United States. Crafted from wild Maguey Pacifica (Agave Angustifolia), the agave is pit-roasted in the traditional Sonoran method and distilled to produce a spirit with over 300 years of heritage behind it. This Blanco expression is unaged, bottled at 42% ABV to capture the pure, untempered character of the agave.

Tasting Note: The nose opens with aromatic smokiness, sweet roasted agave, and an earthy butteriness accented by toasted hazelnut and mild spice. On the palate, bold toasted caramel meets minerals and wildflowers, with an assertive but balanced smokiness threading through. The finish is smooth and refreshing, with cooked agave and gentle herbal notes lingering cleanly.

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Kilinga Bacanora is a family-owned producer established in 2018 by maestro bacanorero Rodrigo Bojórquez Bours in Álamos, Sonora, Mexico. It holds the distinction of being the first officially designated Bacanora by the Consejo Sonorense Regulador del Bacanora available in the United States. Crafted from wild Maguey Pacifica (Agave Angustifolia) and pit-roasted in the traditional Sonoran method, this Reposado expression is rested for six to ten months in white American oak barrels, allowing the raw intensity of the agave to soften and absorb warm barrel influence. Bottled at 40% ABV.

Tasting Note: The nose presents wildflowers, vanilla, roasted coffee, and hints of caramel over a golden honey hue. On the palate, sweet agave and warm spice are joined by subtle oak and a touch of smokiness, with refreshing notes of lime and tropical fruit adding complexity. The finish is smooth, clean, and woodsy, lingering with gentle vanilla and the unmistakable brightness of Sonoran agave.

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Kilinga Bacanora is a family-owned producer established in 2018 by maestro bacanorero Rodrigo Bojórquez Bours in Álamos, Sonora, Mexico. It holds the distinction of being the first officially designated Bacanora by the Consejo Sonorense Regulador del Bacanora available in the United States. Crafted from wild Maguey Pacifica (Agave Angustifolia) and pit-roasted in the traditional Sonoran method, this Añejo expression is aged for over five years in French oak barrels, an exceptionally long rest for a Bacanora, developing remarkable depth while preserving the spirit's agave soul. Bottled at a robust 44% ABV.

Tasting Note: The nose is rich and inviting, with dark chocolate, tobacco, vanilla, and charred sugar rising from the glass. On the palate, luxurious toasted caramel unfolds alongside warm baking spice, coffee, and a velvety smoothness imparted by years in French oak. The finish is long and satisfying, as the barrel notes gradually give way to a clean, bright agave character that sweeps across the palate, a signature of Bacanora's Sonoran roots.

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Madre Tequila Blanco is made from 100 % Blue Weber agave grown in the highlands of Jalisco. Crafted with an emphasis on purity and a clean agave expression, it is distilled using traditional methods and bottled unaged to highlight the fresh character of the plant.

Tasting Note:
Fresh aromas of cooked agave and lime zest open the nose, with hints of white pepper and gentle herbal notes. The palate is crisp and lively with bright citrus, green apple, and subtle mineral undertones. The finish is clean and refreshing with a smooth, natural agave sweetness.

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Made from 50% Highland Agave / 50% Lowland Agave, this tequila is rested for 3 months in retired bourbon casks, giving it a warm, spicy and oak finish.

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From the village of Santa Ana del Rio in Oaxaca, La Tierra de Acre Mezcal Espadín is made from seven-to-eight year old Agave Angustifolia and milled using the Tahona method. Espadín has a medium nose with floral notes as well as hints of smoked agave, pineapple, and lime. It is slightly spicy in the beginning, and light on the finish. The Espadín includes a bit of sweetness due to the maturity and slow cooking of the agave.

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Delantero Tequila Blanco stands as a true embodiment of the essence of pure agave, capturing the vibrant spirit of Mexico's tequila-making tradition. Crafted with care and expertise, this unaged Blanco expression showcases the untamed beauty of hand-harvested blue agave plants from the heart of Jalisco. The crystal-clear liquid reveals the authenticity and freshness of the agave, providing a sensory journey that begins with a crisp, herbal aroma. As you take your first sip, the smooth and silky texture unfolds, offering a palate enriched with sweet agave notes, a subtle earthiness, and a hint of citrus. Delantero Tequila Blanco is the ideal foundation for classic cocktails or enjoyed neat, delivering an unfiltered taste of the agave fields in every drop.

The production of Delantero Tequila Blanco involves a meticulous process, starting with the careful selection and slow-roasting of agave hearts in traditional brick ovens. The extracted juice is then naturally fermented, and the resulting distillate is double-distilled to achieve exceptional purity. The commitment to quality and the reverence for the agave plant shine through in every aspect of Delantero Tequila Blanco, making it a delightful and versatile expression for both enthusiasts and those new to the world of premium tequila.

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Each bottle of LALO is 100% pure. We distill only twice to maintain the integrity of our agave, and add no flavors or additives. With LALO, our ingredients are only agave, yeast and water to honor the complex essence of agave.

LOOK at the platinum color; the body and texture. FEEL the viscosity and the quality of the liquid and notice how the aromas stay on your hands. SMELL the top notes of cooked agave, sweet potato, cinnamon and a hint of dulce de leche. SIP and experience the taste of those aromas. Sip again and notice citrus and tropical fruit notes.

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La Gritona is a tequila crafted from 100 % estate-grown Blue Weber agave and produced in Jalisco with a focus on traditional methods. The Reposado is gently aged in oak barrels for several months, allowing wood influence to meld with the bright agave core for added complexity and smoothness.

Tasting Note:
Soft aromas of cooked agave and vanilla lead with subtle baking spice and light citrus zest. The palate is balanced and warm with notes of caramel, honeyed fruit, and gentle oak, accompanied by hints of cinnamon and toasted nuts. The finish is smooth and lingering, with a touch of sweet oak and fresh agave brightness.

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Rested for 2-3 months before bottling. Vibrant agave flavor and nose with baked agave and ripe fruit, hints of herbs and minerals, opening up to a soft, smooth finish.

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Blowfish Añejo Tequila, made from 100% blue Weber agave, is aged in oak barrels to achieve a rich amber color and a smooth, balanced profile. Aromas of cooked agave, toasted oak, and vanilla lead into flavors of dark chocolate, roasted nuts, and butterscotch with subtle spice and herbal notes. The medium to long finish showcases lingering agave, light pepper, and gentle oak tannins. Enjoy neat, on the rocks, or in premium cocktails.

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This small batch of Tobala y Cuixe was made by “Tio” Pedro Pascual Hernandez and his nephew, Eduardo “Lalo” Barriga, in their hometown of Santa Catarina Minas, Oaxaca. The pair worked together to co-roast, co-ferment, and co-distil two different species of agave: wild-harvested Tobala (Agave potatorum) & cultivated Cuixe (Agave rhodacantha), both of them harvested in nearby Santo Domingo Jalleza. After the agaves were cooked together in an underground oven with guamuche firewood, they were allowed to rest for eight days. Lalo, along with neighbors and friends, used machetes to cut up the cooked agave, then feed it through a small mechanical shredder that covered the cooked agave pieces into a fermentable mash. That mash was allowed to dry ferment for a couple of days in pine tanks, before well-water was eventually added. Fermentation then continued for another week. Lalo, with the help of neighbors and friends, then proceeded to double-distill the fermented mash in a set of four clay-pot stills at his uncles’ palenque, “La Esperanza.”

Proofed with heads, heart and tails by Lalo. Distilled in August 2023 and rested in glass demijohns for six weeks prior to bottling.

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On the nose: Intense aromas of cooked agave, vanilla and caramel, enhanced by the slow cooking process, and floral and fruity notes of cantaloupe and peaches.

On the palate: Rich flavors of cooked agave, vanilla, fresh fruit and spices such as cinnamon.

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Lagrimas del Valle is a Vintage, “Rancho Unico” (Single Ranch) Tequila — celebrating the unique and distinctive characteristics of the very best single ranches of Agave.

Lagrimas is produced in collaboration with the Rosales family, of Tequila Cascahuin, lead by current Master Distiller, Salvador “Chava” Rosales Trejo – the fourth generation of his family, their distilling tradition dating back to 1904 in El Arenal, Jalisco; within the heart of the “Valley” of Tequila. Lagrimas del Valle translates to “Tears of the Valley” – representing the tears that form both on a tasting glass from high quality Agave spirits, as well as the “tears” or condensed spirits falling into the still, the transformation of Agave into Tequila itself.

This Plata or Blanco "El Sabino" hails from Rancho Teuchitlan in Jalisco. Elevation is 1,261 Meters with an average agave brix at 40%. 

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Tepozán is one of the few tequilas on the market that is fully grown, processed, and bottled at the source. The Tepozan distillery was created by the Agave growers specifically for the distillation of their estate grown agave. The distillery was built above a deep water well in the southern Highlands town of San Julian. The distillery is one of the few that can afford to use properly mature agave because they own the land and the plants themselves. Cooked in above ground clay ovens over steam, a process that takes many days to complete. Fermentation in open top steel tanks with native yeast and distilled twice on small pot stills. No additives of any kind, beyond the addition of H2O, and bottled by hand. The Blanco is clean and full of fruity agave flavors with hints of roasted cucurbits and subtle earthy spice Learn More

Lagrimas del Valle is a Vintage, “Rancho Unico” (Single Ranch) Tequila — celebrating the unique and distinctive characteristics of the very best single ranches of Agave.

Lagrimas is produced in collaboration with the Rosales family, of Tequila Cascahuin, lead by current Master Distiller, Salvador “Chava” Rosales Trejo – the fourth generation of his family, their distilling tradition dating back to 1904 in El Arenal, Jalisco; within the heart of the “Valley” of Tequila. Lagrimas del Valle translates to “Tears of the Valley” – representing the tears that form both on a tasting glass from high quality Agave spirits, as well as the “tears” or condensed spirits falling into the still, the transformation of Agave into Tequila itself.

This Reposado "El Sabino" hails from Rancho Teuchitlan in Jalisco. Elevation is 1,261 Meters with an average agave brix at 40%. Maturation takes place for 3 months in 3rd & 4th Fill Ex-Bourbon Casks.

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Arette is produced by the Orendain family at the historic El Llano distillery in Tequila, Jalisco. The brand honours Mexican Olympic-winning heritage and uses estate-grown Blue Weber agave, traditional craftsmanship, and minimal intervention. The Artesanal Reposado rests for approximately 11 months in American white oak barrels to achieve balance and depth. 

Tasting Note:
A delicate golden colour greets the glass. The aroma begins with gentle cooked agave, soft tropical fruit and a hint of vanilla. On the palate you’ll find baked agave layered with light oak, butterscotch and baking spice, finishing with a dry-toasty texture and smooth warmth.

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Wild Common Tequila Blanco is a bright and full flavor Tequila packed with notes of agave sweetness laced with anise, citrus, and minerals. This Tequila is produced in the Jalisco Valley region from 100% Blue Weber agave by Master Distiller Salvador Rosales Trejo - aka “Chava” among friends and family. Complex in its profile, it highlights traditional production methods and perfectly balanced aromas, texture and flavor.

Master Distiller: Salvador Rosales Trejo‚ “Chava”
Roasted: 72 hours in Small 12-16 Ton Brick Ovens
Extraction: Traditional Stone Tahona & Roller Mill
Fermentation: Natural, with Agave Fibers
Distillation: 2X in Small Stainless and Copper Pot Stills

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