1800 Tequila

1800 Tequila aims to be a bridge between old-world craft and modern drinking habits, so you’ll find bottles that are both mixable and interesting to sip. That balance makes it a common choice for home bars and fancy cocktails.

Notable Bottles From 1800 Tequila

1. 1800 Tequila

The OG is the unflavored base that showcases the grape distillation. It’s crisp and clean with a subtle fruit note that sets it apart from grain vodkas. The mouthfeel is smooth and light, which makes it easy to mix into cocktails where you want clarity rather than heavy grain character. It’s a reliable choice for classic cocktails.

2. 1800 Reposado 

1800 Reposado spends time in oak barrels, which adds vanilla, light caramel, and a softer mouthfeel. It keeps the agave character but layers in gentle oak influence that makes sipping more comfortable. This bottle works well in cocktails that benefit from a touch of oak or when you want a smoother sip. It’s a good middle ground for people stepping up from blanco to aged styles.

3. 1800 Añejo 

Next up, of course, is the Añejo, which is aged longer and shows deeper oak, spice, and toasted notes. The aging brings complexity, think dried fruit, baking spice, and a richer finish, while still giving agave. It’s best enjoyed neat or on the rocks to appreciate the barrel influence. 1800 Añejo is for drinkers who want a more contemplative tequila experience. 

Awards and Recognition

1800 Tequila proudly proclaims that it is the world's most awarded tequila family. You can find their name in the World Tequila Awards, New York International Spirits Competition, and even the USA Spirit Ratings. Funnily enough, they even brought home a Shorty Award. Now that's pretty unique!

Who 1800 Tequila is For

If authentic tequila is what you're after, then look no further than 1800 Tequila. It's one you can grow with and learn from.