Cambio Tequila Blanco plume-petal Where the more traditional notes

Where the more traditional notes of gin are combined with a refreshing influence of citrus and aromatic wild blackberries and blueberries

Through our unique use of nixtamalization–a 4000-year-old cooking technique–the deepest notes of these ancestral ingredients are uncovered

resulting in notes of soft char and light butterscotch

rich with the bounty of autumn fruit

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Cambio Tequila Blanco plume-petal Where the more traditional notesWe've worked very hard to create our Tequila Blanco, going above and above the norm in every way. To bring out the nuances, we first slow roast whole Blue Weber Agave pias. Then, we use a traditional Tahona stone wheel to extract the juice from the pulp. We take a creative strategy that is rarely used by others and purposefully lengthen the fermentation process by using exceptionally low temperatures and wine yeasts in fermentation tanks walled with