Espolòn Blanco Tequila – 750ML embodies the bold spirit of Mexico with its vibrant flavor profile and artisan craftsmanship. Distilled from 100% Blue Weber Agave, this premium tequila delivers a crisp, clean taste that’s perfect for sipping, mixing, or crafting signature cocktails.

Known for its award-winning quality and iconic skeletal artwork symbolizing Mexican culture, Espolòn Blanco continues to trend among tequila lovers, bartenders, and home mixologists seeking an authentic, smooth, and lively tequila experience.

Whether you're making margaritas, Palomas, or enjoying it neat, this tequila offers exceptional purity and balance—making it a must-have for any bar collection.

     Tasting Notes

• Aroma: Fresh agave with hints of citrus, pepper, and tropical fruit

• Palate: Crisp and vibrant with notes of pineapple, lemon zest, and a gentle herbal sweetness

• Finish: Smooth, clean, and lightly peppered with a refreshing agave-forward aftertaste

• Style: Light, bright, and perfect for cocktails

  Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  1. What is Espolòn Blanco Tequila made from?
  Espolòn Blanco is made from 100% Blue Weber Agave, harvested at peak maturity for natural sweetness and complexity.

  2. Is Espolòn Blanco good for cocktails?
  Yes! Its crisp, clean flavor makes it ideal for margaritas, Palomas, ranch waters, and tequila spritzes, as well as mixed drinks that need a bright agave profile.

  3. How strong is Espolòn Blanco?
  Espolòn Blanco is bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof), offering a balanced strength for sipping or mixing.

  4. What does Espolòn Blanco taste like?
  It has a fresh, citrus-forward taste with smooth pepper notes and subtle fruitiness—clean enough to sip and bold enough for cocktails.

  5. Is this tequila aged?
  No. Blanco (also known as silver or plata) tequila is unaged, which preserves the pure flavor of the agave.

  6. Where is Espolòn Tequila produced?
  It is produced at Destilería San Nicolás in Los Altos, Jalisco, Mexico, known for its high-quality agave and traditional tequila-making methods.

  7. Does the bottle artwork mean anything?
  Yes. The label features Day of the Dead–inspired illustrations representing Mexican heritage and honoring the country’s storied history.