Wild Common Blanco Tequila

Wild Common Blanco Tequila

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42%• 750mL

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A higher-proof blanco tequila from the storied Tequila Valley, Wild Common Blanco brings together the best of two milling traditions in a spirit that is bold, complex, and unmistakably alive.


Crafted by Master Distiller Salvador "Chava" Rosales at NOM 1123 in El Arenal, Jalisco, this 100% additive-free blanco is a thoughtful blend of distillates produced through both traditional tahona milling and roller mill processing. The result is a spirit that honors the character of highland agave while delivering the clean, expressive profile the Tequila Valley is celebrated for.


  • Nose: Strong cooked agave, wildflower honey, baked bread, fresh apricots, mandarins, and peppercorn
  • Palate: Cooked agave, deep minerality, savory herbs, sweet limes, bright white pepper spice, and stone fruits
  • Finish: Lasting and ever-evolving salinity and citrus notes

Wild Common Blanco shines in a classic Margarita, where its bright citrus and white pepper spice elevate every sip, and holds its own equally well in a Paloma.


Best enjoyed neat or on the rocks to fully appreciate its round mouthfeel and layered complexity. Made from 100% blue Weber agave in El Arenal, Jalisco, and verified additive-free by Tequila Matchmaker.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Strong cooked agave, wildflower honey, baked bread, fresh apricots, mandarins, peppercorn

Palate: Cooked agave, deep minerality, savory herbs, sweet limes, bright white pepper spice, stone fruits

Finish: Lasting and ever evolving salinity and citrus notes

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Location: El Arenal, Jalisco
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Master Distiller: Salvador “Chava” Rosales
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NOM: 1123
Wild Common comes to the Sip Tequila portfolio with foundations on both sides of the Mexico-US border as a collaboration from the Rosales family at the renowned Cascahuin distillery in El Arenal, and owner and founder, Andy Bardon, contributing National Geographic photographer and athlete, of Jackson Hole, Wyoming.  The commitment to sustainability, tradition, and transparency from Cascahuin has earned them a place in the hearts of agave connoisseurs as well as new consumers, and with Wild Common, they will do it again.  The brand's slogan “Nothing Added, Nothing Lost” represents the traditional methods used in creating the Tequila, and the standards upheld by the team for the spirits in their portfolio as a whole. 
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El Arenal, Jalisco

El Arenal, located in Jalisco, is known as the "Gateway to Tequila Country," offering a quintessential introduction to Mexico's iconic tequila heritage. Surrounded by vast fields of blue agave, El Arenal is rich in scenic beauty and traditions deeply tied to tequila production. The town is home to several historic distilleries where visitors can learn about the tequila-making process, from harvesting the agave to the art of distillation, while enjoying tastings of local varieties. With its warm hospitality, charming plazas, and strong connection to tequila culture, El Arenal provides an authentic experience for those looking to explore Jalisco’s famed spirit.

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