Rating 91
Style
Classification Blanco
Produced In Mexico
ABV 40%
Availability Year Round
Price $49.00 
Reviewed By
Reviewed 2026-04-28

Curado Tequila Blanco (Cocido) Review

Infused tequilas seemed to be the name of the game these days, and we've been sent ones infused with coffee, Carolina Reapers, ghost peppers, grilled pineapple, coconut, Mexican candy, and even peanut butter (honestly, not bad!). But the Curado series of agave-infused tequilas are by far the most sophisticated and best of the bunch  — and this is the best of the Curados. A blanco produced at Tequila Ocho’s Destilería Los Alambiques is infused with cooked Blue Weber agave. The tequila is very grassy, earthy and a bit vegetal, sweet but not too much so, and with a robust mouthfeel. Pleasant to sip, and would soar in a Tommy’s Margarita.

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Curado Tequila Blanco (Cocido)
Infused tequilas seemed to be the name of the game these days, and we've been sent ones infused with coffee, Carolina Reapers, ghost peppers, grilled pineapple, coconut, Mexican candy, and even peanut butter (honestly, not bad!). But the Curado series of agave-infused tequilas are by far the most sophisticated and best of the bunch  — and this is the best of the Curados. A blanco produced at Tequila Ocho’s Destilería Los Alambiques is infused with cooked Blue Weber agave. The tequila is very grassy, earthy and a bit vegetal, sweet but not too much so, and with a robust mouthfeel. Pleasant to sip, and would soar in a Tommy’s Margarita.

Reviewed On: 04-28-2026
91
POINTS
Curado Tequila Blanco (Cocido)
Infused tequilas seemed to be the name of the game these days, and we've been sent ones infused with coffee, Carolina Reapers, ghost peppers, grilled pineapple, coconut, Mexican candy, and even peanut butter (honestly, not bad!). But the Curado series of agave-infused tequilas are by far the most sophisticated and best of the bunch  — and this is the best of the Curados. A blanco produced at Tequila Ocho’s Destilería Los Alambiques is infused with cooked Blue Weber agave. The tequila is very grassy, earthy and a bit vegetal, sweet but not too much so, and with a robust mouthfeel. Pleasant to sip, and would soar in a Tommy’s Margarita.

Reviewed On: 04-28-2026