Cascahuin Blanco

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40% ABV• 750mL

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Rooted in the highlands of El Arenal, Jalisco, Cascahuin Blanco is a stone oven-roasted tequila that delivers an earthy, savory depth rarely found in unaged expressions. Master Distiller Salvador "Chava" Rosales crafts this 100% agave, additive free spirit at NOM 1123 with an old-world honesty that speaks for itself.


Produced at the historic Cascahuin distillery in El Arenal, Jalisco, this blanco relies on traditional tahona and stone oven roasting to coax maximum character from the blue agave. The result is a punchy, terroir-driven tequila that carries the mineral soul of its highland home alongside a signature peppery funk.


  • Nose: Warm cooked agave, punchy citrus, and cracked black pepper
  • Palate: Cooked agave, freshly cut grass, orange zest, black pepper, and wet earth
  • Finish: Medium bodied, slightly oily, and satisfyingly lasting

Cascahuin Blanco holds its own neat or on the rocks, and its savory citrus backbone makes it a standout in a Tommy's Margarita or a Paloma where the earthy pepper notes can truly shine.


Best enjoyed chilled or over a large ice cube to let the aromas open up. Made from 100% blue agave, grown and distilled in El Arenal, Jalisco.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Lemon and lime over sweet cooked agave, with a mineral touch and cracked black pepper

Palate: Sweet cooked agave with a light natural bitterness, fresh citrus, cut grass and herbs

Finish: Medium bodied, slightly oily and lasting

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Location: El Arenal, Jalisco
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Master Distiller: Salvador Rosales Torres
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NOM: 1123
Cascahuín traces its roots to a small tavern in El Arenal, Jalisco, in 1904, and Salvador Rosales Briseño laid the first stone of today's distillery around 1955. The third generation, the Rosales Torres family, runs it now, with Salvador Rosales Torres as maestro tequilero. Valley agave is cooked in brick ovens, crushed by roller mill or stone tahona, fermented in cement and steel tanks, and distilled twice, finishing in copper. The family also distills Siembra Valles, Wild Common and ArteNOM 1123, and bottles its Plata unfiltered at still strength in honor of the founder.
LOCATION

El Arenal, Jalisco

El Arenal sits at about 1,450 meters in the Tequila valley west of Guadalajara and is known as the gateway to agave country. Its name comes from the sandy ground of the first settlement, and it belonged to Amatitán until it became its own municipality in 1923. Most of the land is flat or gently rolling farmland on volcanic rock, planted with blue agave and corn. Tequila making is the main industry, and the town lies within the Agave Landscape that UNESCO named a World Heritage Site in 2006.

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