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Codigo 1530 Tequila

Additive free tequila from Amatitan, aged in Napa Cabernet oak.

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The story

The story behind Codigo 1530

Codigo 1530 comes out of Amatitan, Jalisco, the Lowlands town the number honors: 1530 is the year Amatitan was recognized and incorporated. The liquid started as El Tequila Privado, a family recipe guarded for generations before Ron Snyder, Federico Vaughan and George Strait brought it to market in 2016. Pernod Ricard bought a majority stake in 2022; Strait stayed on as partner and face of the brand.

Every expression is 100 percent Blue Weber agave, certified additive free, with no glycerin, sweetener or coloring. Fermentation runs on a proprietary yeast from a local Amatitan bakery, and the aged bottles rest in uncharred and hand charred French White Oak Cabernet Sauvignon barrels from Napa Valley. That is why the Reposado and Anejo taste of red fruit and soft tannin instead of vanilla oak.

The lineup

Explore the Codigo 1530 range

Four Codigo 1530 bottlings sit on our shelf, from the unaged Blanco to the wine cask Reposado. Each one shows the agave first and the barrel second.

ExpressionTypeProof / ABVTasting notes
Blanco 375mLBlanco80Unaged, 15 day filtration, clean cooked agave, citrus
Blanco 750mLBlanco80Same pure agave, peppery finish, chilled or over ice
Blanco Rosa 750mLBlanco8030 days uncharred Napa Cabernet oak, natural pink, floral
Reposado 750mLReposado806 months Napa Cabernet French oak, red fruit, soft tannin
Anejo 750mLAnejo8018 months Napa Cabernet French oak, vanilla, caramel, long finish
Buying guidance

Which Codigo 1530 is right for you?

Pricing here runs from the small format up. The Codigo 1530 Blanco 375mL is $26.99, a sensible way to try the house style before committing to a full bottle. The Blanco Rosa 750mL is $59.99 and the standard Blanco 750mL is $45.99, currently out of stock, so ask us and we will tell you when it lands. The Reposado 750mL is $66.99, also out of stock at the moment. We have sold this brand for years and the wine cask aging is what keeps people coming back.

The curious sipperCodigo 1530 Blanco Tequila 375mL

Small bottle, low commitment, shows the agave and yeast before oak enters.

The cocktail hostCodigo 1530 Blanco Rosa Tequila 750mL

Natural pink pour, floral edge, makes a margarita people photograph.

The barrel chaserCodigo 1530 Reposado Tequila 750mL

Six months in Napa Cabernet oak, red fruit and tannin, sip it neat.

Make the most of it

Codigo 1530 cocktails and pairings

Serve the Blanco and Rosa chilled, and sip the Reposado neat in a glencairn so the wine cask shows. At the table, keep it bright and salty.

Good to know

Codigo 1530 questions, answered

Is Codigo 1530 tequila additive free?
Yes. Codigo 1530 is certified 100 percent additive free, with no added sugars, flavorings, glycerin or artificial colorings in any expression. The sweetness you taste comes from fully matured Blue Weber agave, used generously per liter.
Does George Strait own Codigo Tequila?
George Strait was one of the original co-founders who launched the brand commercially in 2016. Pernod Ricard bought a majority stake in 2022, and Strait remains actively involved as a key partner and the face of the company.
Where is Codigo 1530 tequila made?
It is produced, distilled and bottled at origin in Amatitan, Jalisco, Mexico, at the dedicated distillery NOM 1616, Varo Destileria. The town sits in the Jalisco Lowlands, where the agave is sourced.
Why is it called Codigo 1530?
The name translates to Code 1530. The number honors the year Amatitan was founded and recognized, and Codigo refers to the old world codes and customs the local families followed while guarding the private recipe.
What makes Codigo 1530 Rosa pink?
The pink color is natural, with no dye. The clear Blanco rests exactly 30 days in uncharred French White Oak Cabernet Sauvignon barrels from Napa Valley, which lends both the hue and a floral, red fruit note.
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