Jose Cuervo Devil's Reserve Tequila
Jose Cuervo Devil's Reserve Tequila is a 30% ABV (60 proof), 750mL sweet-heat infused Silver tequila — Jose Cuervo's fiery, lower-proof twist on its classic Silver, built for chilled shots and spicy margaritas — available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.
The devil, bored and wanting a party in hell, knocked on Cuervo's door with one simple request: for every bottle of Cuervo tequila produced, the Devil gets his fair share. So Cuervo took its signature Silver, brought it back from hell with a devilishly delicious sweet heat — a smooth sip that starts sweet and finishes with a gentle, lingering warmth. Launched in September 2024 by Proximo Spirits, Devil's Reserve answers the call for the lower-ABV, flavour-forward spirits: ten points below the standard 40% tequila strength, all of the party energy intact. The bottle is hard to miss — green-tinted glass with a striking red band, wrapped in a vibrant folk-art label of loteria cards and Alebrije-style devil artwork.
Tasting notes (trade consensus): light yellow hue; sweet on the palate with a subtle, lingering heat that builds gently; smooth and easy-drinking at 30% ABV.
Why buy: The shot-night tequila — serve it ice-cold straight, or lean into the heat with a Devil's Mule, a Devil's Soda, or a spicy Devil's Margarita. It's Cuervo's official play for the sweet-heat trend, in a bottle that looks like a party. Explore more Jose Cuervo, browse more tequila, or stock your bar with more cocktails at Del Mesa Liquor.
FAQ — people also ask:
Q: What is the ABV of Jose Cuervo Devil's Reserve?
A: 30% ABV (60 proof) — deliberately lower than the standard 40% ABV of regular tequila, answering demand for lower-proof, flavour-forward spirits.
Q: What is Devil's Reserve made from?
A: It is built on Jose Cuervo Silver tequila, infused with a "sweet heat" — sweet on the palate with a gentle, lingering warmth.
Q: How should I drink Jose Cuervo Devil's Reserve?
A: Best enjoyed as a chilled shot, or in cocktails like the Devil's Tonic, Devil's Soda, and Devil's Mule.
Q: When was Devil's Reserve released?
A: It launched in September 2024 from Proximo Spirits, with a folk-art devil label inspired by Mexican loteria cards and Alebrije art. Available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor.