Kali Uchis 1800 Tequila, the world's most-awarded tequila line, debuts a cinematographic campaign for new 1800 Cristalino Tequila, displaying two GRAMMY-winners: singer-songwriter and brand ambassador Kali Uchis and director Jenn Nkiru.

the Beckmann Family 1800 Tequila is a Mexican brand of tequila owned by the Beckmann Family, who also own the Jose Cuervo tequila brand. The 100% blue agave tequila is bottled in Jalisco, Mexico. 1800 is named after the year tequila was first aged in oak casks, and is sold throughout the world.

The motto of 1800 Tequila is "Trabajo, Passion, Honestidad", meaning "Work, passion, honesty", and this spirit runs through their production methods.

Jalisco, Mexico All of 1800 Cristalino Añejo is bottled in Jalisco, Mexico, the world's capital for growing the delicate blue agave needed for tequila. In fact, the name refers to the year 1800, which was the first time oak casks were used to age tequila.

Cristalino, which means “crystalline” in Spanish, is oak-aged Tequila that's filtered with charcoal. It's generally crystal clear, as the name suggests, although some have faint tinges of color. The process is akin to many white rums, which can also be barrel-aged and have the color filtered out.

Gran Centenario Cristalino Tequila is a blend of their Añejo, aged 16 months in new American white oak barrels, and their Extra-Añejo, aged 4 years (48 months) in new American white oak.

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Cristalino may look like a blanco, but it tastes like a reposado or añejo Tequila. It has subtle honey, almond or coconut tones, often with a long finish and a less peppery or citrusy bite than a typical blanco. Many will have a light sweetness. In general, they tend to be smooth and easy-sipping.

Take life with a grain of salt and a slice of lemon and a shot of tequila. Life is better with Tequila. Drinking tequila is more about the journey than the destination. Tequila is like duct tape, it fixes nearly everything.

It was variously called mezcal brandy, agave wine, mezcal tequila and finally simply tequila – appropriately named after Tequila, a small town in a valley in Jalisco state, Mexico. The word tequila itself is a mystery. It is said to be an ancient Nahuatl term. The Nahuatl were the original people who lived in the area.

Cristalino may look like a blanco, but it tastes like a reposado or añejo Tequila. It has subtle honey, almond or coconut tones, often with a long finish and a less peppery or citrusy bite than a typical blanco. Many will have a light sweetness. In general, they tend to be smooth and easy-sipping.

If you aren't going to sip your tequila straight but still want quality, this is your move. You can find it at pretty much every liquor store. It has a clean and smooth taste but is affordable enough to justify using it in cocktails.