Tequila
Browse over 2,200 tequilas online at TIPXY — blanco, reposado, añejo, extra añejo, and cristalino from top Mexican distilleries. Find your next favorite and get it delivered.

Añejo Tequila

Generaciones Tequila Anejo Cristalino 80

Generaciones Tequila Anejo

Tequila Anejo

Tequila Reposado

Blanco Tequila

Reposado Tequila

Rosado Reposado Tequila

Tapatio Tequila Blanco 80 proof

Anejo Tequila

1530 Rosa Reposado Tequila George Strait

Blanco Tequila

Tempranillo Cask Finish Reposado Tequila

Reposado Tequila

1821 Extra Anejo Tequila

Reposado

Extra Anejo La Laja Tequila

Blanco Tequila

Añejo

Expresiones Artisanal Edition Blanco Tequila

Blanco Essential Artist Series Dustin Yellin Tequila

Extra Anejo Tequila

Reposado Tequila

Diamante Tequila
One Plant, Infinite Expressions
Agave isn't a cactus — it's a succulent that takes anywhere from 6 to 30 years to mature. Tequila is distilled exclusively from blue agave in Jalisco: bottled clean as blanco, rested in oak as reposado, or aged longer for añejo and extra añejo. But tequila is just one branch of the agave family — Mexico's 200+ agave species produce wildly different spirits depending on what's distilled, where, and how.
The Agave Family
Mezcal
Made from over 30 species of agave across nine Mexican states. Roasted in earthen pits before distillation, giving it the smoky, terroir-driven character that defines the category.
Sotol
Distilled from the Dasylirion plant — a Chihuahuan desert succulent. Herbal, mineral, and uniquely earthy. The agave family's wild cousin.
Raicilla
Jalisco's wild cousin to mezcal, often distilled in clay pots from Maximiliana and other agave varieties. Earthy, funky, and fiercely regional.
Bacanora
Sonoran agave spirit prohibited in Mexico for most of the 20th century. Made from wild Pacifica agave on Sierra Madre slopes. Bright, vegetal, and sun-baked.
Other Agave Spirits
Pulque, charanda, and craft producers exploring the boundaries of agave distillation. The future of the category.
Tequila FAQ
What are the different types of tequila?
Blanco (unaged, crisp agave flavor), reposado (aged 2–12 months, mellow oak notes), añejo (aged 1–3 years, rich and smooth), extra añejo (aged 3+ years, deep complexity), and cristalino (aged then filtered for clarity). Dive deeper on Spirit Academy.
What makes tequila different from mezcal?
Both are agave spirits, but tequila must be made from blue Weber agave in designated Mexican regions. Mezcal can use over 30 agave varieties and is often roasted in underground pits, giving it a smoky character. Tequila is a subset of mezcal by definition.
Is 100% agave tequila better than mixto?
Yes — 100% blue agave tequila uses only agave sugars, delivering a cleaner, more authentic flavor. Mixto tequilas can contain up to 49% non-agave sugars. Every tequila on TIPXY is clearly labeled so you know what you're getting.
What's the best tequila for margaritas?
A quality blanco or reposado works best. Blanco brings bright, citrus-forward agave flavor that pairs with lime. Reposado adds a touch of warmth and vanilla from barrel aging. Either way, use 100% agave.
Does TIPXY ship tequila to my state?
TIPXY ships to most U.S. states through licensed retailers. Orders over $149 qualify for free shipping; orders between $100–$149 ship for $8.99.
Go Deeper
Read the beginner's guide to agave spirits on Spirit Academy, learn what sotol is on the blog, or find an agave cocktail recipe to try tonight.