What Is Kirkland Tequila Silver Comparable To?
Kirkland Silver is a Costco blanco. Current documented NOM is 1173. Comparable means CRT class, not a clone of Casamigos or Patrón. Typical US 40%.
Kirkland Silver is a Costco blanco. Current documented NOM is 1173. Comparable means CRT class, not a clone of Casamigos or Patrón. Typical US 40%.
There is no official smoothest tequila. Smooth is not a CRT class. NOM-006 sets blanco through extra añejo. Typical US bottles print 40%. Casamigos current NOM 1609 / hist. 1416. No ranking.
Don Julio Blanco is unaged 100% blue-weber tequila from Jalisco, bottled at 40% ABV / 80 proof . The distillery NOM lock is 1449 . “Silver” on a shelf
Costco tequila is a warehouse list. Kirkland current documented NOM is 1173; older lots 1142/1472. Typical US 40%. Not a ranking. Casamigos is 1609/1416.
Leftover gift English, not a recovered 7-way ranking. Leftover IBA Margarita 50/20/15 unused as a basket IBA. Official this fetch Patrón Silver 40%. Unused leftover Roca 42%.
No official Don Julio mixer. Official Blanco 40%. NOM 1449 — not Patrón 1492. 1942 is añejo, not extra. Soda is 0%.
Clase Azul Plata is the unaged SKU; Reposado is the oak window. Typical US 40% — FLAG. Current tequila NOM 1595. Not a score.
Top-shelf is retail placement, not a CRT class. Classes are blanco, joven, reposado, añejo, extra añejo. Typical US 40%. Mixto is not 100% agave. No ranking.
Blanco tequila is the CRT unaged (or briefly rested) class, 35–55% ABV. Most US bottles are 40%. 100% agave is not mixto. Not a 2022 ranking.
No official Patrón mixer. Official Silver 40% / 98 cal / 44 ml. NOM 1492. Not Casamigos 1609. Soda is 0%.