Spirits · Jalisco
Entremanos
Additive-free blanco tequila from Amatitán, made with a Sauza family maestro.
- Based in
- Jalisco
Their story
Entremanos is made at Hacienda de Oro in Amatitán, Jalisco, a town often called the birthplace of tequila. The distillery is led by Jaime Villalobos Sauza, a fifth-generation maestro tequilero from the Sauza family.
The brand puts social causes at its center, especially gender equality in the agave world. It founded the nonprofit Cultivando Lazos to support women working in tequila and Mexican spirits, and its packaging is made with a team of women.
How it's made
The tequila uses only three ingredients: agave, water and wild ambient yeast, with no additives. Each batch ferments spontaneously, so releases vary a little, and the lineup includes a classic blanco and a high-proof 50% blanco.
Why we carry them
We like Entremanos for its clean, additive-free blanco and the work it does for women in tequila. The high-proof bottling makes a standout margarita.
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