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IT TAKES A VILLAGE
TO BUILD TRADITION

Carreta De Oro is a community crafted artisanal tequila made from the highest quality 100% blue Weber agave grown in the heart of Jalisco, Mexico. Produced and developed from 3 generations of Agave farmers, Destiladora Juanacatlán has created the best tequila Mexico has ever exported.

Savor the legacy in every sip.

ABOUT THE AGAVE

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REAL | AUTHENTIC


This authentic flavor, authentic craftsmanship and authentic process makes Carreta De Oro Tequila the best on the market.

EXPERIENCE TRUE GOLD

Carreta de Oro is crafted using 100% blue Weber agave from the midlands of the volcanoes.

 

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Meet Gloria Velázquez, a biologist on the field team at Destiladora Juanacatlán. For more than four years, she has helped care for the agave that will eventually become Carreta de Oro.

Her approach is simple: prioritize natural solutions whenever possible.

From homemade foliar treatments to natural repellents, the goal is to support the agave without relying on chemical shortcuts. It's a philosophy rooted in patience, observation, and respect for the plant.

By the time an agave is harvested, years of care have already gone into it.

Because great tequila doesn't begin in the bottle.
It begins in the field. 🌱🥃
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An incredible evening at Arte Agave Atlanta!

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our table, sampled our tequilas, and took the time to learn about our farmer-owned distillery and the people behind every bottle.

We're grateful to be part of a community that celebrates craftsmanship, tradition, and the art of agave.
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For most people, tequila begins with a bottle on a shelf.

For a jimador, it begins years earlier.

A Blue Weber agave plant spends 6 to 8 years growing in the fields of Jalisco before it's ready to harvest. When that time comes, a jimador carefully removes every leaf by hand, revealing the heart of the plant: the piña.

It's skilled work that can't be rushed.
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When people try Carreta de Oro Blanco for the first time, one of the things we hear most often is how smooth it is!

That's the difference that comes from starting with just three ingredients, taking your time, and focusing on quality from agave to bottle.

Have you tried it yet?
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When it came time to choose a name, they chose Carreta de Oro by consensus, just as they built the company itself: together.

Today, Carreta de Oro remains a distillery owned by the very people who grow the agave, carrying forward the same spirit of cooperation, shared purpose, and pride that started it all.

This isn't just our flagship brand.

It's the result of 22 years of working together. 🥃
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No les dijimos qué esperar… solo: “pruébalo”. 👀🍦

Sus reacciones lo dijeron todo. 🤎

Mini Gelato × Carreta de Oro
Próximamente a la venta. 👀✨

Gracias por hacerlo posible. 🫶🏻
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🍹 A great cocktail starts with great tequila.

That's exactly why Willie Rae's Social House chose Carreta de Oro Blanco for their Blood Orange Margarita.

Fresh blood orange, lime, and premium tequila come together to create a cocktail that's vibrant, refreshing, and incredibly smooth from the first sip to the last.

📍 Stop by Willie Rae's Social House and try one for yourself.
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Once the tequila has finished aging (or, for Blanco, right after distillation), it moves to bottling, where every bottle is filled, sealed, and finished by hand.

It's easy to think of this as just packaging.

It's not.

It's the final checkpoint where the whole process comes together into something you can hold.
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Years in the field. 🌱

Hours in the oven. 🔥

Four passes through the roller mill.

Every step brings us closer to the tequila in your glass. 🥃
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