Tequila Espíritu Bramido Blanco – 80 Proof (40% ABV) | 750ml

Fresh, earthy, and expressive, Tequila Espíritu Bramido Blanco is a 100% Blue Weber Agave tequila produced in Tizapán El Alto, Jalisco, using agave grown along the shores of Lake Chapala. Bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof) in a 750ml bottle, this blanco showcases cooked agave, citrus, minerality, fresh herbs, floral notes, pepper, and subtle spice. Its traditional production and distinctive Lake Chapala terroir give it a character that is both approachable and highly expressive.

Key Details

Spirit Type: Blanco Tequila
Agave: 100% Blue Weber Agave (Agave tequilana Weber)
Origin: Tizapán El Alto, Jalisco, Mexico
Agave Region: Lake Chapala, Jalisco
NOM: 1675
Alcohol Content: 40% ABV (80 Proof)
Bottle Size: 750ml
Production Style: 100% Agave • Tahona • Copper Pot Distilled
Style: Cooked Agave • Citrusy • Herbal • Mineral • Peppery

Process & Production

Espíritu Bramido is produced at Casa Tequilera Joselito (NOM 1675) in Tizapán El Alto, Jalisco. The tequila is made exclusively with Blue Weber Agave sourced from the Lake Chapala region, giving the spirit a strong connection to its local terroir.

The agaves are cooked in stone and brick ovens, then crushed using a traditional tahona. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks with open-air fermentation, using natural spring water from the Sierra del Tigre. The fermented agave is then double distilled in copper pot stills to create the finished blanco tequila.

Appearance

Crystal clear and brilliant with a clean, polished appearance.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Sweet cooked agave, fresh mint, citrus and lime, floral notes, minerality, anise, and gentle pepper.

Palate: Smooth and expressive with cooked agave, citrus, herbal notes, cinnamon, white pepper, and subtle green vegetal character.

Finish: Clean and lingering with sweet agave, citrus, mint, pepper, and delicate herbal spice.

What Makes It Special

Espíritu Bramido stands out for its connection to Lake Chapala, with agaves sourced specifically from the shores of the lake rather than relying on a broad regional sourcing model. The tequila is produced by Oswaldo González, a sixth-generation agave farmer and master distiller whose family has a long history working with agave.

The combination of stone-and-brick oven cooking, tahona extraction, open-air fermentation, spring water, and copper-pot double distillation creates a blanco with notable cooked-agave sweetness alongside citrus, herbs, minerality, and pepper.

How to Enjoy

Enjoy Espíritu Bramido Blanco neat in a tequila glass or copita to appreciate its agave, citrus, herbal, and mineral character.

It is also an excellent choice for a Margarita, Paloma, Ranch Water, Tommy's Margarita, or Cantarito.

Pair with ceviche, grilled seafood, tacos, roasted chicken, fresh salsa, guacamole, citrus-marinated dishes, or spicy Mexican cuisine.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of tequila is Espíritu Bramido Blanco?
It is a 100% Blue Weber Agave Blanco Tequila produced in Jalisco, Mexico.

Where is it produced
At Casa Tequilera Joselito in Tizapán El Alto, Jalisco, under NOM 1675.

What agave is used?
100% Agave tequilana Weber, or Blue Weber Agave.

What is the alcohol content?
40% ABV (80 Proof).

What is the bottle size?
750ml.

How is it produced?
The agave is cooked in stone and brick ovens, crushed with a tahona, fermented in stainless steel tanks with open-air fermentation, and double distilled in copper pot stills.

Brand Story

Tequila Espíritu Bramido comes from a family with generations of experience working with agave. The brand's production is rooted in Tizapán El Alto and the Lake Chapala terroir, with agave sourced from the surrounding area and traditional production methods used to express its character.

The distillery, Casa Tequilera Joselito, was established in 2024 by Oswaldo González's family, continuing a family tradition associated with agave that dates back to 1869. Espíritu Bramido represents the family's move into tequila production while maintaining a strong connection to the land and heritage of southeastern Jalisco.