San Matias Gran Reserva Blanco Tequila
San Matias Gran Reserva Blanco Tequila is a 100% Blue Weber agave blanco at 40% ABV (80 proof), bottled shortly after distillation from the estate agaves of Casa San Matías — NOM 1103, in the Jalisco highlands. This is the unaged expression of the Gran Reserva line: the distillery's slow-cooked agave character with nothing between it and the glass. It's available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.
- ABV: 40% (80 proof)
- Size: 750mL (US bottling)
- Style: Blanco — unaged, 100% Blue Weber agave
- Distillery: Casa San Matías, NOM 1103, Los Altos de Jalisco
- Production: stone/brick oven cooking, roller-mill extraction, stainless-steel fermentation, double-distilled in stainless pot stills
130 Years of Casa San Matías
Casa San Matías has been distilling in the Los Altos highlands for more than 130 years, and in 1993 it introduced the world's first extra añejo tequila — a distillery with a record of doing things its own way. The Gran Reserva Blanco is its purest statement: estate-grown Blue Weber agave, slow-cooked in stone and brick ovens, crushed by roller mill, fermented in stainless steel and double-distilled in stainless pot stills, then bottled young so the agave leads. Explore more blanco tequila, browse the store's San Matias shelf, or compare with the tequila collection.
Tasting Notes
Bright and clean in the glass. Fresh cooked agave and citrus lead, with subtle florals and a thread of black pepper. The palate shows roasted pineapple and smooth agave sweetness, finishing clean and refreshing — an honest blanco built for sipping or cocktails.
How to Enjoy
Sip it neat or on the rocks to taste the Los Altos agave, or put it to work in a margarita or paloma where its bright agave character cuts through citrus cleanly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is San Matias Gran Reserva Blanco 100% agave?
Yes — it is made from 100% estate-grown Blue Weber (Tequilana Weber) agave.
What is NOM 1103?
The distillery registration number for Casa San Matías in the Jalisco highlands, printed on the label as proof of origin.
What is the difference between blanco and reposado tequila?
Blanco is bottled shortly after distillation with no wood aging, so it shows pure agave character; reposado rests in oak for 2–12 months and picks up vanilla and spice.
Highland agave, bottled young and bright — get San Matias Gran Reserva Blanco Tequila delivered from Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.