Hijos de Villa Silver Blanco Tequila Bullet
Hijos de Villa Silver Blanco Tequila Bullet is a 40% ABV (80 proof) blanco tequila in a 200mL glass bullet decanter — unaged ("silver") blue Weber agave tequila, CRT-certified, presented as a hand-numbered collectible from the award-winning Hijos de Villa weapon-bottle line, available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.
- ABV: 40% (80 proof)
- Size: 200mL novelty bullet-shaped glass decanter
- Style: Blanco ("Silver") — unaged white tequila
- Agave: blue Weber agave, CRT-certified, Jalisco, Mexico (trade sources: Tequila Quiote, NOM 1433 — not bottle-confirmed)
- Edition: limited, hand-numbered collectible decanter
- Producer: Licores Veracruz brand, Mexico
Silver Means Blanco
In tequila language, "silver" is just another word for blanco — the unaged, crystal-clear expression of the agave. This bullet decanter is the blanco counterpart to the line's reposado bullet: same revolutionary-era collectible concept honoring the Villanueva-Barragán family, same hand-numbered presentation, with the clean, peppery brightness only an unaged tequila delivers. No tasting notes are published specifically for the bullet blanco — the official blanco profile for the line applies. Discover Hijos de Villa, shop blanco tequila, or browse all tequila.
Tasting Notes
Following the brand's official blanco profile: colorless and bright, with a soft, delicate nose — slightly sweet, fresh agave nuances — and a palate of clean agave flavor with light honey sweetness. No bullet-specific tasting notes are published; none are invented here.
How to Enjoy
Blanco is the cocktail tequila — shake it into margaritas or palomas, or sip it chilled neat to taste the agave straight. The numbered bullet itself belongs on the collector's shelf.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the bullet blanco the same tequila as the pistol blanco?
Both are the brand's blanco in collectible decanters; whether the liquids are identical is unverified.
Why is it called "Silver"?
Trade and retail naming is "Blanco Silver" — silver simply means unaged/white tequila. (The store's title order differs; flagged for the owner's word.)
Where is it made?
Atotonilco El Alto, Jalisco, Mexico, by Tequila Quiote (NOM 1433 per trade sources).
Add the silver bullet to your collection — shop online at Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA.