1800 Tequila

Named for the year tequila was first aged in oak barrels, 1800 Tequila is one of the most recognizable names in agave — a Jose Cuervo family label built from estate-grown blue Weber agave in the Jalisco highlands and lowlands. The range runs from a crisp, cocktail-ready silver to a rare, deeply aged anejo, which makes it an easy one-brand answer whether you are batching margaritas for a crowd or pouring something special after dinner. Here is what is on our shelves and how to pour each one.

The 1800 lineup

Start with 1800 Silver Tequila ($38.09), the double-distilled blanco that anchors the range — clean, peppery, and citrus-bright, it is the bottle for margaritas, Palomas, and ranch water where you want the agave to hold its shape against lime. Step up to 1800 Gran Reserve Tequila Edicion ($49.99), a richer, oak-touched expression with caramel and vanilla depth that rewards sipping over one big cube as readily as it elevates a top-shelf margarita.

For a genuine occasion bottle, 1800 Guachimonton Anejo Tequila ($154.99) is aged long and slow into dried-fruit, spice, and toasted-oak territory — a sip-it-neat anejo named for the ancient pyramids of Jalisco. And for something playful at a summer party, 1800 Coconut Tequila 10 x 50ml | Mini Alcohol Bottles ($49.99) brings natural coconut to the silver base in a mini-bottle pack that is made for beach coolers and frozen blender drinks.

Where 1800 fits

1800 is a smart place to start because it spans styles under one label — but it is only one corner of a large agave world. Explore the full Tequila & Mezcal collection for more brands, or narrow by style in the Reposado Tequila and Añejo Tequila collections when you know exactly what you are after. Hosting and short on time? The Ready to Drink collection has canned margaritas that need nothing but ice.

Whether you are mixing by the pitcher or sipping the good stuff, 1800 gives you a full agave range from a single trusted name. Order online and we will ship it straight to your door.