There’s a growing trend in the agave world and it’s a demand for additive-free tequila. Today, certain tequilas today are loaded with syrups and artificial flavors to mimic the flavor of tequilas made the traditional way.

Reforma, which prides itself on its extensive tequila collection, recently partnered with Corrido to offer a 100% additive-free Reposado tequila coming from “the heart of the highlands” of Jalisco.

“Our very first single-barrel is here and we would like to celebrate by showing off this unique label and recognizing some of the accounts who selected and purchased a very unique, custom, and limited quantity barrel,” Corrido shared about the limited release.

Corrido uses 100% Blue Weber Agave and ages the tequila in barrels made of three different kinds of wood: Minnesota, Kentucky, and Missouri oak for around eight months. The combination of the oak and Corrido’s dedication to the craft creates a flavor unlike any other tequila.

As mentioned earlier, it’s a limited run so if you want to try it you better act fast!

At the moment, you can try the new tequila for $14 at the restaurant or purchase a bottle (at the restaurant) to take home for $75 each.

The restaurant is located at the southeast corner of River Road and Campbell Avenue in the St. Philip’s Plaza. They’re open for brunch, lunch, dinner, and later in the evening so stop by to check out the new tequila. 

Reforma is located at 4340 N. Campbell Ave. #101. For more information, visit reformatucson.com.

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