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NOM 1634 vs. Mezcal: What the Difference Really Means
NOM 1634 is Tequilería Trujillo — tequila, not mezcal. Learn how NOM-006-SCFI-2012 and NOM-070-SCFI-2016 legally separate these two spirits at every production
NOM 1634 Tequilería Trujillo: Lowlands Distillery Guide
NOM 1634 belongs to Tequilería Trujillo, a CRT-certified tequila distillery in Jalisco's Lowlands. Every bottle bearing this code was made here under NOM-006-SC
NOM 1634 Tequilería Trujillo: Blanco Guide
NOM 1634 identifies Tequilería Trujillo, a CRT-certified distillery in Jalisco. Learn what their blanco tequilas offer, how NOM-006-SCFI-2012 governs production
NOM 1634 Tequilería Trujillo: Distillery & Production Guide
NOM 1634 belongs to Tequilería Trujillo, a CRT-certified distillery in Jalisco. Trace any bottle bearing this code back to its regulated source under NOM-006-SC
NOM 1634 Tequilería Trujillo: Highlands Distillery Guide
NOM 1634 belongs to Tequilería Trujillo in the Los Altos Highlands of Jalisco, Mexico. Every bottle bearing this code was distilled here under CRT certification
NOM 1634 Blanco vs Reposado: Trujillo Compared
NOM 1634 Tequilería Trujillo makes blanco and reposado tequila from 100% Blue Weber agave. See how oak aging time separates these two CRT-certified expressions.
NOM 1634 Tequilería Trujillo: CRT-Certified Distillery
NOM 1634 identifies Tequilería Trujillo, a CRT-certified tequila distillery in Jalisco, Mexico. Every bottle bearing this code was produced under CRT oversight
NOM 1634 Tequilería Trujillo: CRT-Certified Distillery
NOM 1634 identifies Tequilería Trujillo, a CRT-certified tequila distillery operating under NOM-006-SCFI-2012. Trace any bottle back to its source.
El Pandillo NOM 1416: Artesanal Distillery Guide
Destiladora El Pandillo (NOM 1416) produces G4, Casamigos, and more in Jesús María, Jalisco — artesanal methods, CRT certified.
El Tesoro Platinum vs Blanco: What's the Difference?
El Tesoro Platinum is bottled at still strength (~46% ABV) from La Alteña (NOM 1104). Blanco uses the same artesanal process at 40% ABV. Here's what that proof
G4 Tequila Additive-Free: NOM 1416 Verified
G4 Tequila is verified additive-free, produced at Destiladora El Pandillo (NOM 1416) in Jesús María, Jalisco. Learn what additive-free means, how the artesanal
NOM 1104 El Tesoro Artesanal Classification Explained
El Tesoro de Don Felipe holds a legal artesanal classification at NOM 1104. Here's what tahona extraction, brick ovens, and NOM-006-SCFI-2012 actually require —
G4 Tequila vs El Tesoro: Artesanal Compared
G4 (NOM 1416) and El Tesoro (NOM 1104) are both Los Altos artesanal tequilas — but roller mill vs. tahona extraction produces two very different glasses. Here's
G4 Tequila El Pandillo: The Complete NOM 1416 Guide
G4 Tequila is made at Destiladora El Pandillo (NOM 1416) by fourth-generation distiller Felipe Camarena in Jesús María, Jalisco — additive-free, artesanal-certi
Sauza Tequila & Beam Suntory: NOM 1068 Ownership History
NOM 1068 ownership history: Sauza Tequila passed from the founding Sauza family to Pedro Domecq to Beam Suntory, a subsidiary of Japan's Suntory Holdings.
El Tesoro vs Tapatio: Same Distillery Explained
El Tesoro and Tapatio are both made at La Alteña Distillery, NOM 1104, by the Camarena family in Arandas, Jalisco. Same tahona, different markets — here's what
Cascahuin Tahona vs Roller Mill: Flavor Differences
Cascahuin NOM 1123 uses the same agave and brick ovens — but tahona vs. roller mill extraction produces measurably different flavor profiles. Both are CRT-certi
El Tesoro de Don Felipe: NOM 1104 Complete Guide
El Tesoro de Don Felipe is an artesanal tequila from La Alteña Distillery (NOM 1104) in Arandas, Jalisco. Learn about Camarena family heritage, tahona extractio
NOM 1120 Brands: Every Tequila Made at Siete Leguas
NOM 1120 belongs to Siete Leguas in Atotonilco el Alto, Jalisco — the Highland distillery where Patrón was originally made before moving to NOM 1146. See every
Siete Leguas Blanco vs Reposado: Key Differences
Siete Leguas Blanco is unaged Highland agave purity. Reposado adds oak, vanilla, and spice. Same NOM 1120 distillery — different depth.
Caballito Cerrero NOM 1104: La Alteña's Rarest Tequila
Caballito Cerrero is made at La Alteña (NOM 1104) in Arandas, Jalisco. Artesanal-certified under NOM-006-SCFI-2012 — brick ovens, no autoclaves, tahona extracti
What Distillery Makes Sauza Tequila? NOM 1068
Sauza Tequila is made at La Perseverancia (NOM 1068) in Tequila, Jalisco. Learn its industrial classification under NOM-006-SCFI-2012, Beam Suntory ownership, a
Sauza vs Fortaleza: NOM 1068 Production Explained
Compare industrial Sauza vs artesanal Fortaleza at NOM 1068 — same distillery, two production tiers explained under NOM-006-SCFI-2012.
Siete Leguas vs Patrón: The Origin Story Explained
Siete Leguas (NOM 1120) made the original Patrón liquid. Compare artesanal vs. standard production methods, CRT classifications, and pricing to see why both bra
Cascahuin & the Ramos Family: Four Generations of Tequila
Destilería Cascahuin (NOM 1123) has been Ramos family-owned since 1904 — four generations of brick ovens, tahona extraction, and Valles terroir in El Arenal, Ja
NOM 1123 Visitor Tour: Inside Cascahuin El Arenal
Tour Destilería Cascahuín (NOM 1123) in El Arenal, Jalisco — brick ovens, tahona extraction, and open-air fermentation at a family distillery operating since 19
Siete Leguas vs Partida: NOM 1120 Ownership Clarified
Siete Leguas owns NOM 1120 — Partida Tequila does not. Discover who owns Destiladora González González, why the Patrón connection matters, and how to verify any
Sauza Blue Silver vs Hornitos Plata: NOM 1068 Compared
Sauza Blue Silver and Hornitos Plata both come from NOM 1068 in Tequila, Jalisco. Same distillery, different flavor — here's which blanco wins.
Siete Leguas Tequila: NOM 1120 Complete Guide
Siete Leguas NOM 1120: Highland Jalisco's family-owned artesanal distillery since 1952 — brick ovens, roller mill, wooden tanks, birthplace of Patrón.
Hacienda Patrón Tours: Inside NOM 1146 in Atotonilco el Alto, Jalisco
Tour Hacienda Patrón in Atotonilco el Alto, Jalisco. Discover what NOM 1146 covers, how production works at this Highland distillery, and how to book your visit
José Cuervo vs Patrón: Production Methods Compared
José Cuervo (NOM 1059, La Rojeña, Tequila, Jalisco) uses autoclaves and column stills. Patrón (NOM 1146, Hacienda Patrón, Atotonilco el Alto) uses brick hornos,
Cimarrón Tequila: NOM 1146 & Patrón's Distillery
Cimarrón Tequila shares NOM 1146 with Patrón at Hacienda Patrón in Atotonilco el Alto, Jalisco — same facility, different recipe, under $25 a bottle.
Cuervo NOM 1059: La Rojeña Lowland Distillery
Jose Cuervo is made at La Rojeña (NOM 1059) in lowland Tequila, Jalisco — not the highlands. Learn what industrial classification means under NOM-006-SCFI-2012.
Cascahuin NOM 1123: El Arenal Terroir Explained
Cascahuin Distillery (NOM 1123) in El Arenal, Jalisco uses brick ovens, tahona, and open fermentation to define Valles Lowlands tequila terroir.
Hornitos & Sauza Share NOM 1068: What It Means
Hornitos and Sauza both carry NOM 1068, made at La Perseverancia in Tequila, Jalisco. Same facility — not the same tequila.
Siete Leguas Additive-Free: NOM 1120 Verified
Siete Leguas (NOM 1120) is verified additive-free at Destilería Siete Leguas in Atotonilco el Alto, Jalisco. Brick ovens, roller mill extraction, open wooden ta
Cascahuin Selección vs Tahona Blanco: NOM 1123 Compared
Cascahuin Selección and Tahona Blanco both come from NOM 1123 in El Arenal — here's how curation and aging contact separate these two artisanal expressions.
Jose Cuervo Tradicional vs Silver: Key Differences
Jose Cuervo Tradicional is a 100% agave reposado. Silver is a mixto blanco. Same distillery, NOM 1059 — but different in agave content, aging, and flavor in eve
NOM 1068 Brands: Sauza & Fortaleza Explained
NOM 1068 identifies La Perseverancia distillery in Tequila, Jalisco — home to Sauza and Fortaleza under one historic roof since 1873. Learn the brands, producti
La Alteña Distillery NOM 1104: Highland Benchmark
La Alteña (NOM 1104) in Arandas, Jalisco has produced Artesanal tequila since 1937 using tahona, brick ovens, and open wooden fermentation. Home to El Tesoro, T
Artenomn 1146 vs Patrón: Same NOM, Different Tequila
Artenomn 1146 and Patrón both carry NOM 1146 at Hacienda Patrón in Atotonilco el Alto, Jalisco, but differ sharply in production method, scale, and flavor philo
Patrón Silver Tahona vs. Roller Mill: What's Different?
Patrón Silver blends tahona and roller mill tequila in every bottle. Here's how each extraction method shapes flavor at Hacienda Patrón (NOM 1146) in Atotonilco
Felipe Camarena & G4 Tequila: El Pandillo Heritage
Felipe Camarena is the fourth-generation distiller behind G4 Tequila at NOM 1416. Brick ovens, tahona, additive-free verified — every bottle traces to one famil
Siete Leguas NOM 1120: Artesanal Production Explained
Siete Leguas (NOM 1120) has used brick ovens, roller mills, and open wooden fermentation since 1952 — not as a premium tier, but as its only production method.
Tres Generaciones & Sauza: NOM 1068 Explained
Tres Generaciones and Sauza are both produced at La Perseverancia (NOM 1068) in Tequila, Jalisco, under Beam Suntory ownership. Learn how NOM-006-SCFI-2012 clas
El Tesoro Tahona Method: NOM 1104 Artesanal Explained
El Tesoro's tahona method explained: how the volcanic stone wheel at La Alteña distillery (NOM 1104) in Arandas, Jalisco earns Artesanal status under NOM-006-SC
G4 Tequila: Felipe Camarena's NOM 1416 Method
G4 Tequila is made by Felipe Camarena at Destiladora El Pandillo (NOM 1416) in Jesús María, Jalisco. Artesanal-classified, additive-free, and verified on 24deju
Cascahuin Blanco Review: Additive-Free NOM 1123
Cascahuin Blanco is an additive-free blanco tequila from NOM 1123 in El Arenal, Jalisco — brick ovens, tahona extraction, and five generations of Lowlands tradi
G4 Blanco vs Reposado: What's the Difference?
G4 Blanco delivers raw agave character straight from Destiladora El Pandillo (NOM 1416). G4 Reposado adds oak, vanilla, and caramel after a minimum of two month
1800 Tequila & José Cuervo: NOM 1059 Explained
1800 Tequila and José Cuervo share NOM 1059 at La Rojeña, Mexico's oldest distillery, founded by the Cuervo family. Learn what Industrial classification means f