Tequila comes in many styles, each with its own flavor and story. Some are clear and fresh like Blanco. Others, like Reposado and Añejo, are aged and smooth. They’re all made from agave, but the way they’re cooked, rested, and bottled makes a big difference. Let’s explore the main types of tequila and learn some fun facts along the way!

EVERYDAY ICONS
Mass Market / Legacy Brands

TOP SHELF TEQUILA
Premium / Collector Brands

HERITAGE BOTTLES
Craft & Artisanal Tequilas

TREND-DRIVEN SPIRITS
Celebrity & Modern Brands

LOCAL LEGENDS
Regional / Independent Brands

INNOVATIVE SMALL BATCHES
Boutique / Experimental / Other
Frequently asked questions
Yes, Casamigos is smooth, approachable, and low in burn—great for sipping or simple cocktails.
Clase Azul is made in small batches. It is aged in oak barrels and bottled in hand-painted ceramic decanters. This makes it a favorite among collectors.
Espolon and El Jimador are both excellent, affordable blanco tequilas with clean agave-forward flavor perfect for cocktails.
Herradura Reposado and Cazadores Añejo are known for their smooth finish and great value under $50.
818, supported by Kendall Jenner, is known for its smooth taste and eco-friendly practices. This is especially true for the Reposado and Añejo lines.
Mandala, Gran Diamante, or Casa Dragones are beautifully bottled and offer elevated sipping experiences.
Yes! Teremana, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s brand, is small-batch and additive-free, offering high quality for the price.
DeLeón offers higher-end tequilas that are bold yet refined, especially in the añejo and extra añejo categories.
Both Gran Diamante and Dos Artes are luxury brands with eye-catching bottles and creamy, vanilla-forward aged tequilas.