Cascahuin Tequila
Small allocation tequila, hand picked for Commack shelves.
The story behind Cascahuin
Cascahuin is a tequila label from the lowlands of Jalisco, and the style here is classic lowland tequila: cooked agave up front, clean and earthy rather than sweet, with a mineral edge that comes from the red soil those fields are known for. Blanco is unaged and shows the agave plainly. Reposado rests in oak and picks up soft vanilla and warm spice without losing that backbone.
We stock Cascahuin in Commack in very small quantity, one or two bottles at a time, so what you see is what we have.
Explore the Cascahuin range
Two Cascahuin bottles on our shelf, both 750mL, and neither one sits here in quantity.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cascahuin Blanco 750mL | Tequila Blanco | Unaged, clean cooked agave, mineral finish, good for sipping | |
| Cascahuin Reposado 750mL | Tequila Reposado | Oak rested, soft vanilla and warm spice, agave still forward |
Which Cascahuin is right for you?
The Blanco is $49.99 for a 750mL, an honest price for a lowland tequila of this quality. The Reposado is $229.99 and currently out of stock; ask us and we will tell you plainly when another bottle is expected. No inflated list prices here, just the number on the shelf.
Wants unaged agave flavor, no oak, no sweetness, served neat.
Prefers a softer oak rested pour for evening sipping.
Cascahuin cocktails and pairings
Serve the Blanco neat or over one cube with citrus and salt nearby; the Reposado wants a glass and a little time.