Blanco/1800 Silver 750 ml

1800 Silver 750 ml

Jalisco, Mexico · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

1800 Silver is an unaged blanco tequila made from 100% blue agave grown in the highlands and lowlands of Jalisco, Mexico. The agave is roasted, fermented, and double distilled, then bottled clear and unrested so the raw agave character comes through: bright cooked-agave sweetness, black pepper, and citrus on the nose, with a clean, peppery palate. Named for the year Jose Cuervo's distillery began aging tequila in oak, the 1800 line built its reputation on this straightforward, mixable blanco. It's a workhorse bottle suited to anyone who wants real agave flavor in a margarita without a big price tag.

How to drink 1800 Silver

This is a margarita tequila first — its peppery bite and citrus notes are built for lime and orange liqueur. A splash of soda and a squeeze of lime turns it into an easy Ranch Water if you want something lighter than a full cocktail.

Tasting notes
Nosecooked agave, black pepper, citrus
Palatepeppery, clean agave
Finishcrisp
Specs

Tequila80 proof · Jalisco, Mexico

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What's the best way to serve 1800 Silver?

It's a margarita tequila first, built for lime and orange liqueur; a splash of soda and lime also makes an easy Ranch Water.

What cocktails work well with 1800 Silver?

Margarita and Ranch Water are the standard calls — its peppery bite and citrus notes are built for both.

Why is 1800 Silver called '1800'?

The name marks the year Jose Cuervo's distillery began aging tequila in oak, though this expression itself is an unaged blanco.

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