1800 Silver Tequila 375ML

1800 Silver Tequila 375ML is a 100% Blue Weber agave blanco tequila bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof) in a convenient 375ml half-bottle format. Awarded 91 points by Wine Enthusiast, which praised its \”surprisingly floral and delicate\” character, this double-distilled silver stands out for its brief oak resting period an unusual step that lends subtle roundness to an otherwise crisp, bright blanco. Quick Facts: ABV: 40% | Origin: Jalisco, Mexico | Style: Blanco (Silver) | Distillery: La Rojea Production & Heritage 1800 Silver is produced at La Rojea, widely recognized as the oldest continuously operating tequila distillery in the world, located in the town of Tequila in Jalisco, Mexico. The liquid is double-distilled in stainless steel pot stills using 100% Blue Weber agave (Agave tequilana) sourced from the Jalisco highlands. What distinguishes this blanco from many competitors is a two-fold finishing process: the Maestro Tequilero hand-selects and mingles several silver tequilas for consistency and complexity, then briefly rests the final blend in oak barrels before bottling. That short oak contact imparts a subtle softness without masking the fresh agave character typical of an unaged expression. Tasting Notes Aroma: The nose opens with soft, sweet florals and ripe fruit before shifting into spice-driven territory black peppercorns, dried herbs, and a clean agave backbone. There is an inviting delicacy here that belies its workhorse reputation. Taste: On entry, the palate is smooth and clean with immediate agave sweetness tempered by citrus zest. The mid-palate develops into sweet prune and roasted pepper, while touches of vanilla and white pepper emerge at the peak. The overall impression is balanced and crisp, with enough complexity to reward careful sipping. Finish: Medium in length, the finish fades gracefully through fruity pepper notes and a faint grain-like warmth. The brief oak resting reveals itself here as a gentle roundness that keeps the ending smooth rather than sharp. How to Drink 1800 Silver Neat or over a single large ice cube, 1800 Silver delivers a clean, approachable agave experience with enough nuance to hold attention. Its balanced profile also makes it a reliable foundation for tequila-forward cocktails. A Margarita benefits from its citrus-bright character and peppery snap, keeping the drink lively without overwhelming the lime. In a Paloma, the underlying sweetness and floral notes complement grapefruit soda beautifully, creating a well-rounded highball. For a Ranch Water, the clean agave and white pepper backbone cut through sparkling mineral water and lime with refreshing precision. Best For Building a home cocktail bar with a versatile, quality blanco Sampling a respected blanco before committing to a full 750ml bottle Bringing a reliable tequila to a dinner party or gathering Gifting a tequila enthusiast a convenient half-bottle format Frequently Asked Questions What does 1800 Silver taste like? 1800 Silver delivers clean agave sweetness up front, followed by roasted pepper, sweet prune, vanilla, and white pepper on the mid-palate. The finish is medium-length with a fruity, peppery fade and smooth roundness from its brief oak rest. How does 1800 Silver compare to Espoln Blanco? Both occupy a similar market tier as accessible, cocktail-friendly 100% agave blancos, but they appeal to different palates. 1800 Silver leans slightly rounder and more floral due to its brief oak resting, while Espoln Blanco tends toward a brighter, more herbaceous agave profile. Is 1800 Silver good for cocktails? Yes its balanced, clean flavor profile with citrus, pepper, and subtle sweetness makes it one of the more versatile blancos for mixed drinks, particularly Margaritas, Palomas, and Ranch Water. Where is 1800 Silver made? 1800 Silver is produced at the La Rojea distillery in the town of Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico, using 100% Blue Weber agave sourced from the Jalisco highlands. La Rojea is recognized as the oldest continuously operating tequila distillery in the world. What foods pair well with 1800 Silver? Ceviche and aguachile work well, as the tequila\’s citrus zest mirrors the acid in the dish. Grilled shrimp tacos complement the roasted pepper notes. Fresh guacamole echoes the herbal, peppery character. Aged Manchego cheese contrasts nicely with the agave sweetness. Seared ahi tuna with jalapeo aligns with the clean, spice-forward profile. What sizes does 1800 Silver come in? 1800 Silver is widely available in 375ml, 750ml, and 1L bottles, as well as a 50ml miniature format. Is 1800 Silver worth the price? 1800 Silver positions as a mid-range blanco that punches above its weight a 91-point Wine Enthusiast rating and 100% agave production place it comfortably among respected blancos without reaching premium pricing territory. Why 1800 Silver? Among widely available blanco tequilas, few combine a 91-point critical score with a production step as distinctive as brief oak barrel resting before bottling. That additional touch, overseen by the brand\’s Maestro Tequilero through a careful mingling process, gives 1800 Silver a subtle roundness and complexity that many commercial silvers simply lack. Produced at one of the most historically significant distilleries in Mexico using 100% Blue Weber agave and double pot-still distillation, this is a blanco grounded in tradition rather than trend. The 375ml format makes it especially practical for anyone looking to stock a quality agave spirit without over-committing.