1800's signature double-distilled Silver Tequila infused with natural, ripe coconut flavour. With its slightly-sweet and medium-bodied tropical taste, this versatile spirit is delicious on the rocks and also tastes great mixed with pineapple juice.

The year 1800 was the first time tequila was aged in oak barrels. 1800 Tequila celebrates this moment when tequila first broke with conventions and did something different - created a smoother, more characterful liquid. 1800 Reposado is crafted using up to eight year old 100% Weber Blue Agave and is matured in American and French Oak barrels for no less than six months. This rich liquid has notes of buttery caramel, mild spices and a touch of smokiness, which is imparted by the finishing process. Perfect mixed in a cocktail, sipped neat or on the rocks.

The year 1800 was the first time tequila was aged in oak barrels. 1800 Tequila celebrates this moment when tequila first broke with conventions and did something different - created a smoother, more characterful liquid. 1800 Blanco follows the original formula created in the year 1800. Made from 100% Weber blue agave and hand-picked at it's peak maturity, 1800 Blanco is a special selection of white tequilas blended for added complexity and character. An incredibly mixable and versatile spirit, but can also be served on the rocks with a twist of lime.

Prepare your senses for the aroma of sweet agave, tropical fruit, and lemon zest. Now add a hint of pepper to discover a soft, light-to-medium bodied palate. Last but not least, notes of vanilla bean and grilled pineapple make for a stylish and clean finish. The Blanco label depicts a revolution spurred by Miguel Hidalgo, who led the people of Mexico to fight back against the injustices of Spanish rule. Each year, Mexico celebrates Independence Day on September 16th to commemorate this day in 1810. Espolón's iconic rooster Ramon echoes the call, crying out to those who rebel for what's right and inspire movements of their own.

No one has made tequila longer. Or better. In 1795, Jose María Guadalupe de Cuervo began selling the very first Vino Mezcal de Tequila de Jose Cuervo after receiving the first official charter from the King of Spain to produce tequila commercially. Cuervo has been producing tequila at La Rojeña, the oldest active distillery in Latin America, ever since. A true silver tequila, Cuervo Silver is the epitome of smooth. The master distillers at La Rojeña crafted this unique and balanced blend to bring out tones of agave, caramel, and fresh herbs in its flavour profile.