Gran Cofradía Reposado Tequila – 80 Proof (40% ABV) | 750ml

Gran Cofradía Reposado Tequila combines the natural character of agave with the added depth and warmth developed through oak aging. Produced by La Cofradía in Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico, this reposado offers a balanced style that brings together cooked agave, gentle spice, and mellow oak notes. Bottled at 40% ABV, it is versatile enough to enjoy neat or use in tequila cocktails. The Gran Cofradía collection is also known for its distinctive ceramic bottle designs, which celebrate Mexican craftsmanship and give the tequila a memorable presentation.

Key Details

Spirit Type: Reposado Tequila

Brand: Gran Cofradía

Alcohol Content: 40% ABV (80 Proof)

Bottle Size: 750ml

Agave: Agave tequila

Origin: Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico

Aging: Rested in oak barrels

Style: Agave-forward with mellow oak influence

Presentation: Distinctive ceramic bottle

Process & Production

Gran Cofradía Reposado is produced in Jalisco, the heartland of tequila. The agave is cooked to develop its natural sweetness, then processed and fermented before undergoing distillation. Following distillation, the tequila rests in oak barrels, where it develops a softer texture and additional layers of flavor.

The resting period adds subtle wood character and warm spice while allowing the underlying agave profile to remain present. Bottled at 40% ABV, the result is a versatile reposado suited to both sipping and mixing.

Appearance

Golden straw to light amber, with warm highlights reflecting its time in oak barrels.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Cooked agave, light vanilla, gentle oak, and subtle baking-spice aromas.

Palate: A rounded combination of agave sweetness, mellow wood, vanilla, and soft spice, with a smooth texture and balanced character.

Finish: Warm and lingering, with notes of agave, light oak, and a touch of spice.

What Makes It Special

Gran Cofradía Reposado offers a balance between the fresh character of agave and the softer, warmer flavors developed during barrel resting. Its approachable style makes it a good option for tequila drinkers who enjoy some oak influence without the heavier profile of a longer-aged expression.

The brand's distinctive ceramic presentation also sets it apart, bringing Mexican artistic craftsmanship into the tequila category.

How to Enjoy

Enjoy neat or over a large ice cube to explore its agave and oak character. It also works well in a Reposado Margarita, where the barrel notes complement fresh lime and orange liqueur. For a simple serve, combine it with sparkling water and a squeeze of grapefruit or lime.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Gran Cofradía Reposado Tequila?

It is a reposado tequila from Jalisco, Mexico, that rests in oak barrels to develop additional flavor and a smoother profile.

What is the alcohol content?

It is bottled at 40% ABV, equivalent to 80 proof.

How does reposado differ from blanco tequila?

Reposado tequila is rested in oak barrels, which can add color, vanilla-like notes, gentle spice, and wood character. Blanco tequila is generally bottled without barrel aging.

How should it be served?

It can be enjoyed neat, over ice, or in cocktails such as a Reposado Margarita or a tequila highball.

What makes Gran Cofradía recognizable?

The brand is known for its distinctive ceramic bottles, which reflect Mexican craftsmanship and give its tequila range a collectible presentation.

Brand Story

La Cofradía is a tequila producer based in Tequila, Jalisco, with a long history in tequila production and bottling. The company combines tequila-making traditions with distinctive packaging inspired by Mexican culture and craftsmanship. Gran Cofradía reflects this approach through its tequila range and ceramic bottle designs, connecting the spirit with the region's heritage.

Gran Cofradía Reposado Tequila

Gran Cofradía Reposado Tequila brings together agave character, mellow oak influence, and a distinctive ceramic presentation. Bottled at 40% ABV, it offers a versatile option for sipping or mixing into classic tequila cocktails while showcasing the balance between fresh agave and gentle barrel-aged complexity.