1800 Silver is the unaged flagship expression from 1800 Tequila 100% Blue Weber agave from the Los Altos highlands of Jalisco, rested briefly in American and French oak before bottling to add softness and integration without imposing color or wood flavor. The result is a clean, floral, balanced blanco that is one of the most widely used premium silver tequilas in the country.

The brief resting period in American and French oak up to 15 days sets 1800 Silver apart from completely unaged blancos. The short oak contact rounds the spirit without adding noticeable vanilla or caramel, preserving the fresh agave character while eliminating the sharp edges that fully unaged blancos can have. Browse all 1800 Tequila at Wooden Cork.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Sweet floral agave, citrus, and a light fresh character
• Palate: Clean and balanced agave sweetness, soft floral notes, gentle citrus, and a whisper of oak integration
• Finish: Clean, medium-length with lingering agave sweetness

Specs

• Producer: 1800 Tequila, Los Altos de Jalisco, Mexico
• Agave: 100% Blue Weber, highland Los Altos
• Style: Silver (Blanco) Tequila
• Resting: Up to 15 days in American and French oak
• ABV: 40%
• Size: 750ml

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does 1800 Silver rest in oak if it’s a silver tequila?

The brief 15-day rest in American and French oak is not about adding flavor it’s about integration and smoothness. The very short contact rounds the spirit’s edges without contributing noticeable vanilla, caramel, or color. The result is a more polished, approachable blanco than a completely unaged silver would produce.

Is 1800 Silver good for margaritas?

Yes one of the most widely used premium silver tequilas in margarita production. The clean, balanced agave character holds up against lime and triple sec without being overwhelmed, and the price point makes it practical for high-volume use.

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