¿De dónde es el tequila Costco?

All Costco tequilas are made from 100% blue agave and are required to be bottled in Jalisco, Mexico. Costco acquired the services of these distilleries to produce Kirkland tequilas since the company does not have its own distillery.

How much is a bottle of tequila at Costco?

It's an all-purpose, pretty good 100% agave tequila for $18.99 for a 1.75L. You can't beat that.
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Did Costco get rid of their tequila?

The ingredients in their product are very similar to those in Kirkland's Columbia Valley Red Wine. Costo is leaving Kirkland Anejo tequila because the company must outsource this product. Because Kirkland does not have its own distillery, these companies produce Kirkland tequilas.

Is Costco tequila good quality?

Among the Reposado, Silver and Anejo Costco tequila, the Anejo is a good tequila for under $30, the Reposado has received excellent reviews and the Silver has an aroma and flavor profile containing strong alcohol notes, citrus and agave.

Can you buy tequila at Costco?

Now, you can buy nearly every spirit under Costco's signature in-house label, including American and French vodka, Scotch, whiskey, bourbon, rum, tequila, and gin. We even handpicked the best liquor you can find at Costco.

Which Kirkland tequila is better?

The Kirkland Tequila Reposado is the best bottle compared to Kirkland Silver and Kirkland Anejo. Costco's Reposado bottle has a nice layer of flavors, which is not present in the other two bottles.

Is Costco tequila 100% agave?

All of Costco's Tequila expressions are produced from 100% blue agave (Agave tequilana) and must be bottled in Mexico.

Is Costco tequila the same as Patron?

No, Kirkland Tequila Silver is not made by Patron. It is made by La Madrileña which is located in Tototlan, Jalisco, Mexico.

Is Kirkland tequila the same as Patron?

No, Kirkland Tequila Silver is not made by Patron. It is made by La Madrileña which is located in Tototlan, Jalisco, Mexico.

What is Costco tequila equivalent to?

Kirkland Tequila Silver is comparable to Ed Hardy Tequila. We have to say that the comparison arises from the fact that they used to be produced in the same distillery. They are made from 100 percent blue agave plants sourced from Jalisco, Mexico using stainless steel pots to distill the final spirit.