Primo 1861 Blanco

Name: Primo 1861 Blanco
Brand: Primo
SKU: PRIMOBLANCO
Price: 75.0 USD
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Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

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Location: Jesús María, Los Altos

Master Distiller: Felipe Camarena

NOM: 1579

Why we love Primo 1861 Blanco

Created by legendary master Distiller Felipe Camarena at Destilleria El Pandillo
Made from 100% spring water
100% Agave, Verified Additive Free by Tequila Matchmaker
86 Proof/ 43% ABV
NOM 1579 / Destileria El Pandillo / Jesus Maria, Los Altos, Jalisco
Bottle Size: 750mL

Tasting Notes

Aroma: cooked agave, herbs, citrus zest, green grapes

Palate: caramelized agave, minerality, peppery spice backed with sweetness, cinnamon

Finish: full bodied oil-driven mouthfeel leading to a lingering finish

About the Brand

The Camarena family legacy in Tequila continues with the release of Primo 1861 from the famous El Pandillo distillery. The date of 1861 in the name signifies the year Pedro Camarena Ramírez was born, who went on to found the first Tequila distillery in Arandas which was lost to a fire in the Mexican Revolution. All that remains of the original distillery is the heavy stone tahona now on display at El Pandillo. Felipe Camarena, invited the great-great-grandson of Pedro to reconnect with his origins in Tequila, and thus Primo 1861 was born.

Each tequila created by Felipe at El Pandillo uses a different combination of its three water sources: spring, rain and deep well and Tequila Primo 1861 is the only one produced with 100% spring water. The agaves are cooked in traditional stone ovens, crushed with the mechanical tahona known as Felipestein, and naturally fermented in both wooden and stainless steel tanks.

Learn more about Primo 1861 on their website or by following them on Instagram.