Blanco Tequila is agave in its purest form. Bottled straight after distillation or rested briefly in stainless steel, it shows bright citrus, pepper and mineral lift with the clean, vibrant flavour of blue agave. We prioritise 100 percent agave bottlings for clarity and authenticity.
We curate a broad spectrum of blanco styles from both iconic houses and artisan producers, chosen for transparency, craft and flavour clarity. Look for favourites and limited editions from Clase Azul, Teremana, Fortaleza, Don Julio, Patrón, Espolòn, Olmeca Altos, Cincoro, Cenote, Volcan De Mi Tierra, Casamigos, Mijenta, Herradura, Satryna and Pādre Azul. Availability changes with season and demand.
What Is Blanco Tequila
Also called plata or silver, blanco is typically unaged, though some producers rest the spirit in neutral vessels for up to sixty days. With little to no oak influence, the flavours centre on fresh agave, citrus, white pepper and saline detail.
How It Tastes and How It Is Made
Expect aromas of cooked agave, lime zest and light herbs, a crisp and dry palate with mineral snap and subtle sweetness, and a clean, refreshing finish. Blanco begins with mature blue Weber agave that is cooked to convert inulin to sugars, then crushed and fermented. Copper pot or column distillation concentrates flavour and purity before bottling, often soon after, or after a brief rest in stainless steel for integration.
Styles in the Collection
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Highland expressions: softer and more floral with ripe citrus
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Lowland expressions: drier, more mineral and pepper driven
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Single estate and traditional methods: tahona crushed and slow cooked for texture and depth
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Small formats and collectors: gift friendly 50 ml bottlings and occasional limited releases
How to Serve and Pair
Keep the spirit front and centre with fresh citrus and clear ice. Enjoy neat at room temperature or lightly chilled. Pair blanco with ceviche, oysters, grilled prawns and fresh tacos. Its bright profile shines in clean highballs and zesty sours.
Cocktails to Make at Home
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Margarita: blanco, fresh lime, orange liqueur, salt rim
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Tommy’s Margarita: blanco, fresh lime, agave syrup
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Paloma: blanco, grapefruit, soda, pinch of salt
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Ranch Water: blanco, lime, sparkling water
KSC Picks
Classic sips
- Olmeca Altos Plata Tequila 700ml
- Espolòn Blanco Tequila 700ml
- Teremana Tequila Blanco 700ml
Premium sippers
- Fortaleza Blanco Tequila 750ml
- Mijenta Tequila Blanco 700ml
- Clase Azul Tequila Plata 750ml
Value standouts
- 1800 Blanco Tequila 700ml
- Cenote Blanco Tequila 700ml
- Rooster Rojo Blanco Tequila 700ml
Delivery and Care
- Same day delivery across Sydney Metro on in stock items
- Fast, secure shipping Australia wide
- Hand packed with protective materials
- Optional shipping insurance available at checkout
Blanco Tequila Questions, Answered
Is Blanco Tequila always unaged?
Blanco is generally unaged. Some producers rest it in stainless steel or other neutral vessels for a short period to integrate flavours.
What does 100 percent agave mean?
All fermentable sugars come from agave rather than other sources. It is the benchmark for purity and a clear agave profile.
Which blanco is best for a Margarita?
Choose a quality 100 percent agave blanco with bright citrus and pepper. Classics from Herradura, Don Julio, Patrón, Espolòn and Olmeca Altos are reliable, while premium options like Fortaleza and Mijenta deliver extra character.
Highland vs Lowland blanco?
Highland blancos tend to be rounder and more floral. Lowland blancos are often drier, more mineral and pepper driven. Both styles offer excellent options.
Is cristalino a type of blanco?
No. Cristalino is usually an aged tequila that has been filtered to appear clear. It is not a category of blanco.
How should I store Blanco Tequila?
Keep bottles upright in a cool, dark place and seal tightly after opening. For peak freshness, enjoy within a year of opening.
Explore the Blanco Tequila collection, choose your bottle and let Kent Street Cellars deliver it to your door.