Blanco/Casa Dragones Blanco 750 ml

Casa Dragones Blanco 750 ml

Jalisco, Mexico · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Casa Dragones Blanco, a small-batch sipping tequila from Jalisco, goes straight from still to bottle at 80 proof — no barrel time, nothing to hide behind. The tequila is made from 100 percent Blue Weber agave and finished with natural spring water, and the house built its reputation on that clarity: fresh, herbaceous aromatics of grapefruit and green apple, a semi-sweet agave palate warmed by pepper and clove, and a crisp, light finish with a hint of almond. Batches stay deliberately small, which is why the bottle shows up on so many best-blanco lists. Follow the producer's own serve — an old-fashioned glass over ice with a twist of lime or grapefruit — or take it neat, where the bright character of the agave speaks plainest.

How to drink Casa Dragones Blanco

Follow the producer's own serve — an old-fashioned glass over ice with a twist of lime or grapefruit — or take it neat, where the bright agave character speaks plainest.

Tasting notes
Nosegrapefruit, green apple
Palatesemi-sweet agave, pepper, clove
Finishcrisp, light, hint of almond
Specs

Tequila80 proof · Mash bill: 100% Blue Weber agave · Jalisco, Mexico

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Questions about this bottle

What's the best way to serve Blanco?

Serve it at room temperature in a tequila glass or small tumbler, not ice-cold — chilling mutes the agave character.

What cocktails work well with Blanco?

It's the classic choice for a Margarita or a Paloma, where its bright agave and pepper notes come through clearly.

Who founded Casa Dragones?

Bertha González Nieves — the first woman certified as a Maestra Tequilera — alongside Bob Pittman, in 2009; the brand is positioned around sipping tequila rather than mixing.

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