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A step up from the Código 1530 Blanco, the Rosa spends a month resting in barrels that previously held Napa Cabernet wine. The result is an earthy tequila with light though bright hint of red fruit… More info
Produced by the Montezuma company, this is a gold-coloured Reposado tequila which was aged in oak for less than two months before bottling. More info
A simple gold tequila from the El Torito range, good for cocktails and mixed drinks. El Torito means "The Bull", and as such it's got a rather energetic-looking bull on the label. More info
Perfect for tequila-based cocktails, Sauza Tequila Gold features bright, fresh notes of agave, cracked black pepper and a touch of citrus, with a little hint of caramel along the way. Don't forget to… More info
An astonishing new Tequila from Ocho, this was created by the legendary Tomas Estes, and is the first of its kind. This incredible spirit is distilled as usual, before being infused with natural… More info
Gold tequila from the Don Angel range, likely to be used in a number of tequila-based cocktails on summer evenings. More info
A golden tequila from Los Altos, literally meaning 'the highlands', of the Jalisco state in Mexico. More info
A Mexican tequila mixto from producer Rancho Viejo. (Old ranch. Get me.) More info
So this is a kind of product that we sell. The label features a drawing of - I think - Father Christmas, holding a piece of sugarcane and admiring something (possibly a lemon). It is very rare… More info
Produced in Jalisco with a fairly high blue agave to sugar spirit ratio, this is the Gold version of El Bandido. How far afield has this particular bandit taken his lawlessness, though? Did they have… More info
A bottle of Climax Joven tequila, presented in a fairly snazzy bottle. Should work well in cocktails and wouldn't look out of place in a trendy bar. More info
A rare bottle from the 1970s, featuring a bearded chap in the sky holding some sugar cane and maybe a lemon. It sort of reminds me of that scene in the James & the Giant Peach, except in that scene,… More info
A rare bottle of Tequila Mariachi, produced in the 1970s. There's a picture of a mariachi band on the label, because of course there is. More info
This is a Gold Tequila from the Tequila San José range, which we believe to be named after San José del Cabo in Mexico (not the Californian San José where the band Smash Mouth are from). More info