Código 1530 Rosa Blanco is the brand's most distinctive expression — the Blanco rested for one month in French white oak Napa Cabernet Sauvignon barrels, just long enough for the wine barrels to enrich the natural agave flavor with a delicate blush of berry and floral wine character while maintaining the elegant, pure agave notes of an unaged expression.One month is a precise and deliberate resting period — enough time for the Cabernet barrel's character to contribute but not enough to classify as a reposado or for the wine influence to overwhelm the agave. The French white oak Napa Cabernet casks impart a subtle pink tinge to the crystal-clear blanco, producing the characteristic Rosa color that gives this expression its name. The result sits uniquely between unaged blanco and the fuller wine-barrel reposado: more complex and wine-influenced than the Blanco, lighter and more agave-forward than the Reposado.Tasting Notes Nose: Elegant floral notes and the pure agave character of the Blanco with a delicate berry and wine-barrel influence Palate: Pure agave sweetness enriched by a subtle wine-barrel contribution — the Cabernet oak present but not dominant Finish: Clean and floral with a gentle wine-barrel warmth Specs Producer: Código 1530, Amatitán, Jalisco, Mexico Agave: 100% Blue Weber, Los Bajos highlands, 7+ years to maturity Style: Rested Blanco Tequila (1 month — not classified as reposado) Casks: French white oak Napa Cabernet Sauvignon barrels ABV: 35% (70 Proof) Size: 750ml Browse all tequila at Wooden Cork.Frequently Asked QuestionsHow does Rosa Blanco differ from the Reposado?Rosa Blanco rests one month in Napa Cabernet barrels — just enough for a delicate wine-barrel blush without reposado classification. The Reposado rests six months in the same barrel type, developing full caramel, vanilla, and cocoa complexity. Rosa is lighter, more floral, and more agave-forward; Reposado is richer and more wine-influenced.{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"FAQPage","mainEntity":[{"@type":"Question","name":"How does Rosa Blanco differ from the Reposado?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Rosa rests one month in Napa Cabernet barrels — a delicate wine blush without reposado classification. Reposado rests six months in the same barrels — fuller caramel, vanilla, and cocoa complexity. Rosa is lighter and more agave-forward; Reposado is richer and more wine-influenced."}}]}
