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1800 Cucumber and Jalapeno Tequila Blanco 750 ml

Jalisco
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About this bottle

1800 Cucumber and Jalapeño Tequila Blanco takes 1800's standard blanco base — 100% blue agave from Jalisco, distilled by Casa Cuervo — and infuses it with real cucumber and jalapeño for a savory, mildly spicy twist. The heat is noticeable but not overwhelming, positioned as an easy way to build a spicy margarita without stocking a separate hot sauce or pepper garnish. It follows the flavored-blanco format many major tequila brands now offer, prioritizing mixability over sipping nuance. It's a straightforward choice for anyone who wants a built-in spicy kick in their Margarita or Bloody Maria.

How to drink 1800 Cucumber and Jalapeño Blanco

Shake it into a spicy Margarita and skip the extra jalapeño slices — the heat is already built in. It also makes a sharp, savory Bloody Maria.

Tasting notes
Nosecucumber, pepper
Palateagave, jalapeño heat
Finish
Specs

TequilaJalisco

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Questions about this bottle

How should 1800 Cucumber and Jalapeño Blanco be served?

Best served chilled or over ice, on its own or mixed into a cocktail. Store the bottle upright in a cool, dark place after opening.

What cocktails work well with 1800 Cucumber and Jalapeño Blanco?

Its cucumber and jalapeño flavor makes an easy spicy Margarita or Paloma — just add lime and a salted rim, no extra jalapeño needed.

Who makes 1800 Tequila?

1800 Tequila is produced by Casa Cuervo, the same Jalisco company behind Jose Cuervo; the "1800" name references the family's centuries-long tequila-making history dating back to the late 1700s.

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