Arette Artesanal Blanco Tequila 700ml
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Arette Artesanal Blanco Tequila – 80 Proof (40% ABV) | 700ml
Traditional, agave-forward, and produced with an emphasis on classic tequila craftsmanship, Arette Artesanal Blanco Tequila is made from 100% Blue Weber agave in the town of Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico. Produced by the Orendain family at El Llano Distillery (NOM 1109) and bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof) in a 700ml bottle, this unaged tequila showcases cooked agave with earthy, citrus, herbal, and peppery characteristics. The Artesanal line emphasizes traditional production and a fuller expression of Arette's historic tequila-making style.
Key Details
Spirit Type: Tequila
Style: Blanco
Agave: 100% Blue Weber Agave
Producer: Arette / Orendain Family
Distillery: El Llano
NOM: 1109
Origin: Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico
Aging: Unaged
Alcohol Content: 40% ABV (80 Proof)
Bottle Size: 700ml
Profile: Cooked Agave • Citrus • Herbs • Earth • Pepper
Process & Production
Arette Artesanal Blanco Tequila is produced by the Orendain family at the historic El Llano Distillery in Tequila, Jalisco.
The tequila begins with 100% Blue Weber agave, which is harvested at maturity before being cooked to convert the agave's natural carbohydrates into fermentable sugars.
The Artesanal expression is produced with an emphasis on traditional methods. After cooking, the agave is crushed before fermentation and distillation, allowing the character of the cooked agave to remain central to the finished tequila.
Following fermentation, the spirit is distilled and bottled without barrel maturation.
Because Arette Artesanal Blanco is unaged, there is no oak influence to cover the natural character of the agave. This allows its cooked-agave sweetness, citrus, herbal qualities, earthiness, and peppery spice to remain prominent.
The finished tequila is bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof).
Appearance
Crystal clear and bright, reflecting its unaged presentation and lack of barrel maturation.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Fresh and agave-forward with aromas of cooked agave, citrus, herbs, and earth, accompanied by subtle pepper and mineral characteristics.
Palate: Full and expressive with roasted agave, citrus, vegetal notes, herbs, and pepper, balancing natural agave sweetness with earthy and savory qualities.
Finish: Clean and lingering with continued agave, citrus, herbs, minerals, and peppery spice.
What Makes It Special
Arette Artesanal Blanco offers a more traditional expression of tequila from one of the historic families of the town of Tequila.
The Orendain family's roots in tequila production extend back generations, and Arette continues to be produced at El Llano Distillery, identified by NOM 1109.
The Artesanal range places particular emphasis on production methods and agave character, making the Blanco a natural starting point for exploring the collection.
Because there is no barrel maturation, the tequila provides a direct expression of the cooked Blue Weber agave and the production methods used to transform it.
At 80 proof, it maintains a traditional bottling strength while delivering enough body for both sipping and classic tequila cocktails.
For drinkers interested in tequila that emphasizes cooked agave, earth, herbs, citrus, and pepper rather than oak-derived sweetness, Arette Artesanal Blanco offers a distinctly traditional profile.
How to Enjoy
Arette Artesanal Blanco Tequila is particularly well suited for enjoying neat at room temperature.
Pour it into a tequila or tasting glass and allow it to rest briefly before drinking. This allows its cooked agave, citrus, herbal, earthy, and pepper characteristics to become more apparent.
Its agave-forward profile also makes it an excellent choice for classic tequila cocktails where the spirit should remain noticeable.
Use it in a Margarita, Paloma, Ranch Water, or Tequila Highball, particularly when you want the cocktail to retain a pronounced cooked-agave character.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the alcohol content of Arette Artesanal Blanco?
Arette Artesanal Blanco Tequila is bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof).
What type of agave is used in Arette Artesanal Blanco?
It is made from 100% Blue Weber agave.
Where is Arette Artesanal Blanco made?
Arette is produced at El Llano Distillery in Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico, under NOM 1109.
Is Arette Artesanal Blanco aged?
No. Arette Artesanal Blanco is an unaged tequila, allowing the character of the agave and production process to remain at the forefront.
What does Arette Artesanal Blanco taste like?
Its profile centers around cooked agave, citrus, herbs, earth, minerals, and pepper, with natural agave sweetness balancing its more savory characteristics.
Who makes Arette Tequila?
Arette is produced by the Orendain family, whose history is closely connected to tequila production in the town of Tequila, Jalisco.
What is the difference between Arette Artesanal Blanco and regular Arette Blanco?
Both are 100% agave blanco tequilas from Arette, but the Artesanal line places greater emphasis on traditional production methods and a more robust agave-driven profile.
Is Arette Artesanal Blanco good for sipping?
Yes. Its traditional production style and agave-forward profile make it particularly suitable for neat sipping, although it can also be used in cocktails.
Is Arette Artesanal Blanco good for Margaritas?
Yes. Its pronounced agave, citrus, herbal, and pepper characteristics make it a strong choice for a classic Margarita where the tequila remains prominent.
What size bottle is this?
This listing includes one 700ml bottle of Arette Artesanal Blanco Tequila.
Pricing & Availability
This listing includes one 700ml bottle of Arette Artesanal Blanco Tequila, bottled at 80 proof (40% ABV). Available now while supplies last.
Brand Story
Arette Tequila is produced by the Orendain family, one of the historic tequila-producing families of Jalisco, Mexico.
The brand takes its name from Arete, a horse ridden by Mexican equestrian Humberto Mariles, who won two individual Olympic gold medals in show jumping at the 1948 London Olympic Games.
Today, Arette is produced at El Llano Distillery (NOM 1109) in the town of Tequila, where the Orendain family continues its longstanding connection to tequila production.
The Arette portfolio ranges from approachable core expressions to the more traditionally focused Artesanal collection.
Arette Artesanal Blanco showcases that philosophy without the influence of barrel aging. Crafted from 100% Blue Weber agave and bottled at 80 proof, it highlights the cooked agave, citrus, herbal, earthy, mineral, and pepper characteristics at the heart of traditional tequila.

