NOM (distillery) 1414 is in Arandas, in the highlands of Jalisco at an elevation of 5,400'. This is one of the few areas in Jalisco that mingles plantings of citrus trees in their agave farms,... Read More

NOM (distillery) 1414 is in Arandas, in the highlands of Jalisco at an elevation of 5,400'. This is one of the few areas in Jalisco that mingles plantings of citrus trees in their agave farms, providing a unique terroir. The area is known for its distinctively mineral local water source that they use to bring the distillate to bottling proof. The tequila then ages in third-fill barrels which allow the true agave to shine through the aging process.