Siete Leguas 7 Décadas Blanco Tequila 700ml

Siete Leguas 7 Décadas Blanco Tequila 700mlSeventy years of tradition in a single bottle Siete Leguas 7 Dcadas Blanco is a rare and extraordinary limited edition release celebrating the 70th anniversary of Tequila Siete Leguas, one of Mexico's most respected and independent tequila producers. Crafted from Agaves Criollos heritage agave plants grown on the family's own Rancho Las Trojes in Jalisco, Mexico and milled entirely using the traditional tahona stone method, this is artisanal tequila

Seventy years of tradition in a single bottle — Siete Leguas 7 Décadas Blanco is a rare and extraordinary limited edition release celebrating the 70th anniversary of Tequila Siete Leguas, one of Mexico's most respected and independent tequila producers. Crafted from Agaves Criollos — heritage agave plants grown on the family's own Rancho Las Trojes in Jalisco, Mexico — and milled entirely using the traditional tahona stone method, this is artisanal tequila production at its most authentic and uncompromising. Bottled at 42% ABV (84 proof) in a 700ml format, the 7 Décadas Blanco is a collector's expression of the highest order.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Pure and expressive with fresh cooked agave, citrus, mineral earth, and a subtle floral sweetness — the Criollo agave and tahona milling delivering a complexity and depth rarely found in Blanco tequila
• Palate: Rich and full-bodied with roasted agave, citrus zest, white pepper, and a distinctive earthy minerality from the heritage Criollo agave — the tahona stone crushing preserving the agave fibers' full flavor contribution for an exceptionally textured and complex expression
• Finish: Long, clean, and deeply satisfying with lingering agave sweetness, mineral earth, and a refined warmth that speaks to the quality of the raw materials and traditional production

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Agaves Criollos?

Agaves Criollos are heritage Blue Weber Agave plants grown from seeds or offshoots of the original agave population on Siete Leguas' own Rancho Las Trojes in Jalisco. Unlike commercially propagated agave, Criollo plants develop more slowly and express a deeper, more complex flavor profile rooted in the specific terroir of the family's land — making them one of the most prized raw materials in artisanal tequila production.

What is tahona milling?

The tahona is a massive volcanic stone wheel used to crush cooked agave piñas — one of the oldest and most labor-intensive methods of tequila production. Unlike modern roller mills, tahona milling preserves the agave fibers throughout fermentation, contributing a richer, more complex flavor and a distinctive earthy texture that is the hallmark of truly artisanal tequila.

What size bottle is this?

This listing is for a 700ml bottle of Siete Leguas 7 Décadas Blanco Tequila at 42% ABV / 84 proof — a limited edition 70th anniversary release.