Blanco/Siete Leguas Blanco 700 ml

Siete Leguas Blanco 700 ml

Atotonilco el Alto, Jalisco
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About this bottle
Siete Leguas Blanco is a 100% blue agave tequila from one of Jalisco's most respected traditional distilleries, still using brick ovens to cook agave, a tahona-and-mill combination to extract juice, and copper pot stills for distillation rather than the column stills many larger producers rely on. That traditional process keeps a heavier, more textured agave character in the final spirit than most mass-market blancos carry. As a blanco, it skips barrel time entirely, so the flavor stays focused on cooked agave, citrus, and black pepper. Expect real weight and a slightly earthy, mineral edge alongside the citrus, with a clean, agave-forward finish.

How to drink Siete Leguas Blanco

Sip it neat first — this is one of the blancos serious tequila drinkers reach for specifically to skip mixing. It also makes an excellent margarita for anyone who wants real agave character to survive the citrus and salt.

Tasting notes
Noseagave, citrus
Palatepepper, mineral
Finishclean, agave-forward
Specs

Tequilaunaged · Atotonilco el Alto, Jalisco

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Questions about this bottle

How should I serve Siete Leguas Blanco?

Serve it neat, chilled, or as the base for a margarita.

What cocktails work well with Siete Leguas Blanco?

Its heavier, more textured agave character makes it a standout choice for a Margarita or Paloma.

How is Siete Leguas Blanco made?

It's produced using brick ovens to cook the agave, a tahona-and-mill combination to extract the juice, and copper pot stills for distillation — traditional methods rather than the column stills many larger producers use, which keeps a heavier, more textured agave character in the spirit.

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