Tequila Expressions, Simply Explained
Blanco is generally unaged or rested for less than two months, a starting point for fresh agave character and bright cocktails.
Reposado spends at least two months but less than a year in oak, often adding gentle vanilla and spice. Añejo matures for at least one year but less than three; extra añejo for at least three years, typically bringing richer oak-led flavors.
Cristalino describes a filtered style, not a separate official aging category. Choose by the flavor you enjoy, not just the age statement, and read each bottle’s verified details.