Tequila

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Get Premium tequila delivered straight to your door! Whether stocking your home bar or just getting into new flavors, our carefully selected range features some rare tequilas from the best brands in the market, including Don Julio, Clase Azul, Patrón, and more.

Tequila is the finest spirit extracted from the blue agave plant, celebrated for its smooth and bold flavor. You can either sip it neat to appreciate its full character or mix it into classic cocktails like margaritas or Palomas. From crisp, citrusy blancos to oak-aged reposados and rich, complex añejos, our collection has bottles for every occasion and palate. 

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Why is Tequila so Popular?

1. Perfect Base for Cocktails

Tequila’s distinctive flavor—from earthy and vegetal notes to hints of citrus and pepper—makes it perfect for mixing. It serves as the foundation for iconic cocktails like the Margarita, Paloma, and Tequila Sunrise.

Its ability to balance sweet, sour, and savory elements makes it a favorite for bartenders and home mixologists alike. Popular combinations include:

• Citrus-forward mixers: Lime, grapefruit, and orange juices complement tequila’s natural zest.

• Herbal accents: Ingredients like basil or jalapeño enhance its earthy undertones.

• Sweeteners: Agave syrup and honey highlight its agave-derived sweetness without overpowering its complexity.

2. Health-Conscious Appeal

Tequila is often marketed as a lighter, cleaner option compared to other spirits. This is due to its:

• Low sugar content: Tequila made from 100% agave contains no added sugars.

• Fewer congeners: Lower levels of byproducts in tequila may result in a gentler next-day experience when consumed responsibly.

While tequila should still be enjoyed in moderation, these attributes make it an attractive option for health-conscious drinkers seeking a more natural spirit.

Our Collection of Tequila

1. Blanco Tequila

Also known as silver or plata, Blanco Tequila is typically unaged, bottled immediately after distillation, or rested for up to two months in stainless steel tanks. This results in a clear spirit that showcases the pure essence of the blue agave plant, offering fresh, crisp flavors with herbal and citrus notes.  Blanco serves as an excellent base for cocktails, such as the Matador Tequila cocktail, which combines pineapple juice and lime for a tropical twist.

2. Reposado Tequila

Reposado, meaning "rested," is aged in oak barrels for a period ranging from two months to one year. This aging process of Reposado Tequila imparts a light golden hue and introduces subtle flavors of vanilla, caramel, and oak, complementing the agave's natural taste. 

3. Añejo Tequila

Añejo, which translates to "aged," spends one to three years maturing in small oak barrels. This extended aging results in a darker amber color and a richer, more complex flavor profile, featuring notes of dried fruit, chocolate, and toasted oak. To appreciate its complexity, it is best enjoyed neat or over ice. You can check out premium brands like Suerte Tequila or Arette Tequila for rich and bold flavors. 

4. Extra Añejo Tequila

Introduced as a category in 2006, Extra Añejo, or "extra aged," is aged for over three years. This prolonged maturation develops a deep mahogany color and an intricate flavor profile with pronounced notes of oak, caramel, and spices. 

5. Cristalino Tequila

Cristalino is an aged tequila—typically Añejo or Extra Añejo—that has been filtered, often through charcoal, to remove its color while retaining the complex flavors developed during aging. The result is a clear spirit with a smooth, refined taste, combining the depth of aged tequila with the crispness of a Blanco.

6. Flavored Tequila

Flavored Tequilas are infused with natural flavors such as citrus, jalapeño, or tropical fruits. These infusions create diverse taste experiences, appealing to consumers seeking variety. Tequila Rose, a strawberry cream tequila liqueur, is a famous flavored tequila that offers a sweet and approachable take on this traditional spirit.

7. Tequila Liqueur

Tequila Liqueurs are sweetened spirits that blend tequila with additional flavors like coffee, chocolate, or almond. They typically have a lower alcohol content and a sweeter profile, making them suitable for dessert cocktails or as a digestif. Tequila Liqueurs offers a unique way to enjoy the essence of tequila in a sweeter, more approachable format.

8. Organic Tequila

Organic Tequila is produced from agave plants cultivated without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, adhering to organic farming standards. The production process avoids artificial additives, appealing to environmentally conscious consumers and those seeking a more natural spirit. Organic Tequilas are available in various aging categories, providing options for different taste preferences. Suerte Tequila stands out as a top choice for those prioritizing eco-friendly production.

The Art of Tequila Tasting

Tips for Tasting Tequila Like a Pro

• Select Appropriate Glassware: You can either use a tequila snifter or a narrow-rimmed glass to concentrate the aromas.

• Visual Examination: Observe the tequila's clarity and color, which can indicate its age and quality. Blanco tequilas are typically clear, while Reposado and Añejo varieties exhibit golden to amber hues due to barrel aging.

• Swirl and Observe 'Legs': Gently swirl the tequila in the glass and observe the 'legs' or 'tears' that form. 

• Assess the Aroma: Bring the glass to your nose and inhale gently to detect the bouquet of scents. High-quality tequilas may present complex aromas, including floral, fruity, or earthy notes, reflecting the agave and aging process.

• Taste and Savor: Take a small sip, allowing the tequila to coat your palate. Identify the primary flavors and note the finish, which may range from smooth to strong, depending on the aging and production methods.

Food Pairings with Tequila

• Seafood and Shellfish

Tequila’s crisp profile pairs beautifully with seafood and shellfish, including ceviche, grilled shrimp, and oysters. The zesty, citrusy notes of tequila enhance the fresh flavors of these dishes, while its earthy undertones add depth to smoky, grilled preparations like charred prawns or seared scallops.

• Mexican Cuisine

Rooted in Mexican tradition, tequila is a natural match for classic dishes like tacos, enchiladas, and guacamole. Its bright herbal and citrus flavors complement the spiced meats and rich sauces, such as mole or salsa verde, while adding a refreshing contrast to creamy elements like guacamole or queso fresco.

• Grilled and Smoked Dishes

The smoky, charred flavors of grilled and smoked dishes pair well with tequila’s bold and earthy character. Whether it’s barbecue ribs, grilled chicken, or smoked salmon, the interplay between the spirit’s sweetness and the savory, caramelized notes of these dishes creates a perfect balance.

• Rich and Hearty Dishes

Tequila’s complexity makes it an excellent companion for hearty dishes like ribeye steak, chili, or mole poblano. Its smooth, layered flavors cut through the richness of these meals, tempering the bold spices and savory components to enhance the overall dining experience.

• Sweet and Citrus Desserts

Tequila’s subtle sweetness and citrusy undertones make it an ideal pairing for desserts like dark chocolate, flan, or key lime pie. The bitterness of chocolate contrasts beautifully with tequila’s agave sweetness, while creamy and citrus-based desserts are elevated by its zesty, refreshing notes.

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FAQ’s

What should I consider when selecting a tequila online?

When selecting a tequila online, consider the type (Blanco, Reposado, Añejo, or Extra Añejo), and make sure it’s labeled "100% Agave" for quality. Research the brand’s reputation and read customer reviews. Match the tequila to your intended use—sipping or mixing—and consider your preferred flavour profile. 

Are there specific brands known for premium tequila?

Yes, several brands are known for premium tequila. Clase Azul is famous for its luxurious bottles and smooth taste, while Don Julio stands out with its Añejo and 1942 editions. Patrón offers a broad range of high-quality options, and Casa Dragones specializes in small-batch, handcrafted tequila. Other notable brands include Herradura and Fortaleza, both celebrated for their traditional production methods and exceptional flavors.

What makes a tequila "rare"?

A tequila is considered "rare" due to limited production runs, unique aging processes, or use of rare ingredients like blue agave from specific regions. Some rare tequilas come from small-batch distilleries, feature innovative techniques, or are crafted for special occasions. The rarity can also stem from aged expressions like Extra Añejo, which require years of maturation, making them both exclusive and highly sought after by collectors.

Why is rare tequila more expensive than regular tequila?

Rare tequila is more expensive due to limited availability, longer aging processes, and high-quality production methods. Extra Añejo tequilas, for instance, require years of storage, which increases costs. Additionally, rare tequilas often use premium ingredients and traditional methods, adding to their exclusivity. 

How should I choose a tequila gift for someone?

To choose a tequila gift, consider the recipient’s taste preferences and experience with tequila. Opt for premium brands like Don Julio 1942 or Clase Azul for connoisseurs, or smoother options like Patrón Reposado for general appeal. Beautiful packaging or limited-edition bottles make an excellent impression. Pair the tequila with accessories like glasses for the gift. 

Will I receive an age verification upon delivery?

Yes, to comply with legal regulations, age verification is typically required upon delivery for tequila purchases. The delivery service will often ask for a government-issued ID to confirm the recipient's legal drinking age, which varies by location.