Blanco/Dos Artes Dos Artes Blanco 1 L

Dos Artes Dos Artes Blanco 1 L

Jalisco, Mexico · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Dos Artes Blanco is a 100% blue Weber agave tequila known as much for its hand-painted ceramic bottle art, produced by a different Mexican artist for each release, as for the spirit inside. Despite the Blanco name, this bottling rests up to two years, then is filtered to remove any color, landing it stylistically closer to a cristalino than a true unaged blanco — a smooth, clean tequila with a hint of sweetness and floral aroma that carries more roundness than a typical blanco. The 1 L format and artist-driven packaging make it as much a collectible as a drinking bottle.

How to drink Dos Artes Blanco

Pour it neat to appreciate the smoother, cristalino-style roundness, or use it in a top-shelf margarita.

Tasting notes
Nosefloral, light sweetness
Palatesmooth, clean
Finishlight
Specs

Tequila80 proof · American oak, then filtered · Jalisco, Mexico

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Questions about this bottle

How should Dos Artes Blanco be served?

Tequila is traditionally sipped neat or over a single large cube in a small copita or caballito glass rather than shot glasses, at room temperature so the agave aromatics can open up. It doesn't need refrigeration once opened — just keep the cap on tight and store it out of direct sunlight.

What cocktails work well with Dos Artes Blanco?

Use it in a top-shelf margarita, or pour it neat to appreciate the smoother, cristalino-style roundness.

Why is Dos Artes Blanco not colorless like most blancos?

It actually rests up to two years in American oak, then is filtered to remove the color, landing it stylistically closer to a cristalino than a true unaged blanco.

Where is Dos Artes Blanco produced?

It's produced in Jalisco, Mexico.

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