REBEL HISTORY
Comisarios upheld tradition in defiance of oppression, preserving the 2000 year history of tequila making during prohibition. Comisarios guarded natives clandestinely distilling tequila in the mountainous terrain of Los Altos of Jalisco.
LOS ALTOS
Our terroir is known for sweet, floral, peppery agave harvest, giving our tequila the bright notes of tropical agave and peppered spice.
A legacy of Excellence
Comisario Tequila has earned a reputation for exceptional quality, consistently winning top awards across its entire portfolio. These accolades, from prestigious international spirits competitions, are a testament to the brand’s commitment to craftsmanship.
Today, Comisario is enjoyed by champions and connoisseurs. for those who are passionate about brands that have surpassed the noise, remained true to its quality commitment and rebel against the commercialization tactics in a race for profit.
Legendary Spirit
Comisario namesake is as storied as the terroir itself. While the Laws of the regions became guarded natives clandestinely distilling tequila in the mountainous terrain of Los Altos of Jalisco.
During the 18th Century, King Charles III, the Spanish ruler who controlled Mexico at the time, was so concerned that the popularity of Tequila would dramatically impact the sales of Spanish wine and liqueurs that he actually banned the production of Tequila in the birthplace of agave spirits, natives were guarded by the Comisario in Los Altos, ensuring their spirit and culture would live on.
Celebrating Independence
The Mexican government declared tequila its intellectual property in 1974. This made it illegal for other countries to create or sell their own tequila. Mexico also instituted the Tequila Regulatory Counsel – or Consejo Regulador de Tequila – which imposes stringent regulations on the manufacturing and labeling of tequila.
