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Arette

Arette is a tequila brand produced in the town of Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico, at a distillery with deep roots in the region. Made from 100% blue Weber agave, Arette has earned a reputation among tequila enthusiasts for offering clean, traditionally crafted expressions that reflect the terroir of the Tequila Valley.

The brand is family-owned and known for producing tequila that emphasizes agave-forward character and balance. From bright, unaged Blancos to richer aged expressions, Arette spans a range of styles that appeal to both newcomers and seasoned agave drinkers looking for authentic Jalisco tequila.

Arette is a tequila brand produced in the town of Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico, at a distillery with deep roots in the region.

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Arette is a tequila brand produced in the town of Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico, at a distillery with deep roots in the region. Made from 100% blue Weber agave, Arette has earned a reputation among tequila enthusiasts for offering clean, traditionally crafted expressions that reflect the terroir of the Tequila Valley.

The brand is family-owned and known for producing tequila that emphasizes agave-forward character and balance. From bright, unaged Blancos to richer aged expressions, Arette spans a range of styles that appeal to both newcomers and seasoned agave drinkers looking for authentic Jalisco tequila.

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Arette Artesanal Suave Blanco 750 ml
Arette750 ml

Arette Artesanal Suave Blanco

$39.99
Arette Blanco 700 ml
Arette700 ml

Arette Blanco

$22.99

Background and Distillery

Arette is produced by a family-run operation in Tequila, Jalisco — the heart of Mexico's tequila-producing region and the town that gave the spirit its name. The brand carries the NOM (Norma Oficial Mexicana) designation required for all authentic tequila, meaning it is produced under regulated standards using blue Weber agave grown in the officially designated territory.

Tequila from this part of Jalisco is prized for the distinct character imparted by the region's soil and climate. Producers in the Tequila Valley, often referred to as the lowlands, tend to craft tequilas with an earthy, herbaceous, and slightly peppery profile, which is a hallmark of Arette's house style.

House Style and Range

Arette focuses on 100% agave tequila, avoiding the shortcuts of mixto (mixed-sugar) production. The core lineup typically includes a Blanco (unaged), a Reposado (rested in oak), and an Añejo (aged longer in barrels), giving drinkers a spectrum from fresh and vegetal to smooth and oak-influenced.

The Blanco is generally clean and crisp, showcasing pure cooked-agave flavor with citrus and pepper notes. The Reposado picks up light gold color and subtle vanilla and caramel from oak aging, while the Añejo delivers deeper, rounder flavors with more pronounced barrel character.

Beyond the standard range, Arette has released more premium and specialty bottlings over the years aimed at connoisseurs. Availability of specific expressions can vary, so check the current listings on this page for what is in stock and shipping.

How to Enjoy and Buy

Arette Blanco is an excellent choice for margaritas and cocktails where bright agave flavor should shine, while it also holds up well sipped neat or over ice for those who enjoy the pure spirit. The Reposado and Añejo are best appreciated slowly, either neat or with a single large ice cube, allowing the oak and agave layers to unfold.

When buying, consider what you plan to do with the bottle: Blanco offers the best value for mixing, while aged expressions suit sipping occasions. As a 100% agave tequila, Arette generally offers strong quality relative to its price point, making it a dependable pick for both everyday enjoyment and gifting.

We ship Arette nationwide where permitted. Browse the available expressions on this page to compare options, and refer to each product listing for proof, size, and current pricing details.

Frequently asked questions

Is Arette 100% agave tequila?
Yes, Arette is made from 100% blue Weber agave, meaning it is not a mixto and contains no added sugars from other sources. This puts it in the premium category of tequila prized for pure agave flavor.
Where is Arette tequila made?
Arette is produced in the town of Tequila, in the state of Jalisco, Mexico — the historic heart of tequila production. It is made under Mexico's official NOM regulations that govern authentic tequila.
What is the difference between Arette Blanco, Reposado, and Añejo?
Blanco is unaged and offers the freshest, most agave-forward flavor, ideal for cocktails. Reposado is rested in oak for a smoother profile with light vanilla notes, and Añejo is aged longer for deeper color and richer, oakier character best suited to sipping.
How should I drink Arette tequila?
The Blanco works beautifully in margaritas and mixed drinks, while the Reposado and Añejo are best enjoyed neat or over a large ice cube to appreciate their aged complexity. All expressions can be sipped or mixed depending on your preference.