Tequila Rose Creams
Real cream, real tequila, and a rose that turns pink when cold.
The story behind Tequila Rose
Tequila Rose came out of Weston, Missouri in 1995, the work of McCormick Distilling Company. The idea was simple and a little strange: real dairy cream, natural strawberry flavor, sugar, and a splash of Mexican Blanco tequila from Blue Weber agave, homogenized so the milk fat bonds with the alcohol and does not separate. The cream itself is unaged. The bottle is black glass to keep light off the dairy, and the silver roses on the label turn pink once the bottle drops below 50 degrees.
We have poured Tequila Rose for a long time, and it has never needed a trend to sell. It is a strawberry cream liqueur at 15 percent alcohol, 30 proof, and it does one thing better than almost anything else on the shelf: it comes out of the freezer ready to go.
Explore the Tequila Rose range
Tequila Rose is one recipe in five sizes. The 750mL is the one we keep cold and in stock; the rest we bring in on request.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tequila Rose Strawberry Cream 750mL | Strawberry cream liqueur | 30 | Chilled shot, strawberry and cream, clean tequila finish |
| Tequila Rose Strawberry Cream 1L | Strawberry cream liqueur | 30 | Same blend, larger pour for parties |
| Tequila Rose Strawberry Cream 1.75L | Strawberry cream liqueur | 30 | Handle size for bars and back bars |
| Tequila Rose Strawberry Cream 375mL | Strawberry cream liqueur | 30 | Half bottle, good first try |
| Tequila Rose Strawberry Cream 50mL | Strawberry cream liqueur | 30 | Single shot, gift or stocking size |
Which Tequila Rose is right for you?
The 750mL of Tequila Rose Strawberry Cream is $25.99 here, and that is the bottle most people walk out with. The 1L runs $27.99, the 1.75L $43.99, the 375mL $13.99, and the 50mL $0.99. Only the 750mL is on the shelf right now; the other sizes are out of stock, so call us at (631) 343-7200 and we will tell you when they land. No invented pricing, no bundle math. What you see is what the register rings.
Keep it cold, pour straight, and the party handles itself.
Enough for cheesecake batter, frosting, and a round of shooters.
Small bottle, low commitment, and you learn the pour fast.