Top Tequila Gifts

Tequila bottles to give, chosen by the people who pick PourMore's Tequila-of-the-Month Club. Most of these first went out to club members, and a lot of them come in a bottle worth keeping after it's empty: a mermaid with a crown stopper, a white ceramic ghost, a ceramic añejo covered in an artist's illustrations, a black glass heart.

Pick a style

  • Blanco is unaged and tastes most of the agave. Suerte Still Strength is bottled at 104 proof with no water added; Satryna comes in a sugar-skull decanter.
  • Reposado rests two to twelve months in oak. La Sirena, Loca Loka, The Winged King and the Gran Agave ghost are all here.
  • Añejo and older spend at least a year in oak. Try Puntagave Double Barrel, Flecha Azul's clear cristalino, Casa Obsidiana or El Cristiano Extra Añejo.
  • Something different: Celosa Rose rests in red wine barrels until it turns pink.

Tequila gift questions

Which tequila makes the best gift?
If they sip tequila neat, go older: an añejo or extra añejo. If they mostly mix it, a blanco or reposado. If you're not sure, pick the bottle you'd want to see on their shelf.

Can I give a tequila subscription instead?
Yes. The Tequila-of-the-Month Club sends a new bottle every month, and the 3-bottle tequila gift is prepaid, so it never renews.

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