Suerte Blanco Tequila Still Strength

Suerte Blanco Tequila Still Strength is Suerte's first-ever still-strength blanco — an unaged, uncut expression bottled at 104 proof (52% ABV) with no water added after distillation, so the highland agave arrives exactly as it left the still. Limited to 1,530 bottles in honor of the distillery's NOM 1530. It is available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.

• ABV: 52% (104 proof) — bottled at still strength, undiluted
• Size: 750mL
• Age: unaged (blanco)
• Production: tahona-crushed Blue Weber agave, brick-oven roasted, open-air fermented, double-distilled in stainless pot stills with copper coils
• Origin: Tequilera Simbolo, NOM 1530, San Francisco de Asis, Atotonilco El Alto, Los Altos highlands of Jalisco
• Release: limited — 1,530 numbered bottles

Uncut From the Still at NOM 1530

Suerte — Spanish for "luck," named for its founders' fortune in discovering this tequila — is one of the rare brands with its own distillery: Tequilera Simbolo in the highlands of Jalisco, co-owned by the brand's founders and master distiller Pedro Hernandez Barba, whose family formerly ran the distillery. Suerte sits in the roughly one percent of brands still crushing piñas the traditional way with a three-ton tahona stone wheel. Still Strength is that process at its purest — no dilution, just roasted agave flavor at 104 proof.

Tasting Notes

Cooked agave with a vegetal, highland profile: minty minerality, green pepper, and fresh herbs on the nose, with honey, citrus, and white pepper on the palate. The grassy, full-bodied intensity is built for sipping slowly.

How to Enjoy

Neat or over a single large cube, in a blanco tequila tasting alongside Fortaleza Still Strength or G4 108 — the company this bottle keeps. It also makes a formidable high-proof Margarita or Paloma for the agave-obsessed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does still strength mean?
No water is added after distillation — the tequila is bottled at the proof it came off the still, 104 proof here.

What is NOM 1530?
The four-digit code identifying Tequilera Simbolo, Suerte's own distillery in the highlands of Jalisco — the 1,530-bottle run nods to it.

Is Suerte additive-free?
The brand's process is traditional — tahona crush, brick-oven roast, open-air fermentation — with no flavor additives in the blanco.

This Suerte Still Strength blanco is ready to order online at Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA — 1,530 bottles of uncut highland agave intensity.