
Los Dos Tequila Blanco
- 100% blue agave, zero additives — the first tequila ever approved to print “No Additives” on its label, so every sip is pure highland agave.
- Made by the Vivanco family — fifth-generation growers distilling in Arandas, in the highlands of Jalisco (NOM 1414).
- Bright, agave-forward flavour — sweet cooked agave, orange peel and vanilla on the nose; white pepper and a cool peppermint lift on the palate.
- Unaged blanco, 40% ABV — clean, crisp and naturally sweet, the truest expression of the agave.
- Built for the bar — smooth enough to sip neat, lively enough to anchor a standout margarita or paloma.
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Los Dos Tequila Blanco is exactly what a blanco should be: 100% blue agave, unaged, and completely additive-free. In fact, it was the first tequila ever approved to print “No Additives” right on the label — so what you taste is pure highland agave, never sweeteners or colouring used to fake a little smoothness.
It comes from the Vivanco family, who have farmed agave in Arandas, in the highlands of Los Altos, Jalisco, since the 1920s. At their Destilería el Ranchito (NOM 1414), hand-selected mature blue agaves are roasted and distilled into a spirit that opens with sweet cooked agave, orange peel and a whisper of vanilla. The palate is naturally sweet and lively, threaded with white pepper and a cool note of peppermint before a clean, refreshing finish.
At 40% ABV it’s smooth enough to sip neat or over a single rock, yet bright and agave-forward enough to be the backbone of a proper margarita or paloma. Pour it alongside citrus-spiked ceviche, tacos al pastor, or anything off the grill.
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