North Texas spirits lovers have a new reason to celebrate. Socorro Tequila, a Dallas‑based producer, is set to launch a limited‑edition 110‑proof Blanco called Singular Edición. Only 1,002 bottles will be made, with pre‑orders already open and retail availability slated for October 2026 in select independent stores across Texas and Colorado.
Transparency at the Core
What sets this release apart is the brand’s commitment to full transparency. Each bottle is hand‑numbered as Production Batch 1001 and includes handwritten notes on the label, such as the harvest date and average Brix of the agaves used. The label also details the single‑estate Blue Weber agaves grown in the highlands of Jalisco, reinforcing Socorro’s simple production mantra: “Agave. Water. Yeast. That’s it.”
Why 110 Proof Matters
Most blanco tequilas are diluted with water before bottling, but Singular Edición is double‑distilled and bottled at 110 proof (55% ABV), the highest proof legally allowed for tequila. By preserving the spirit at its original strength, the tequila retains more of its natural aroma, texture, and flavor. It is also non‑chill filtered, a process that keeps the natural body and complexity intact.
“Our goal was to push the boundaries of transparency while making an exceptional still strength and offering it at an exceptional price,” said Brian Ashcraft, senior director of brands at I & A Agave Spirits, in an official statement. “The result is the purest expression of Socorro Tequila and a new benchmark in transparency.”
Production Details
According to co‑founder and director Pablo Antinori, the entire batch comes from the heart of a single distillation run, with no heads or tails blended back in. “Singular Edición is made with the same care that goes into our classic Blanco. It’s a 100% heart, and the entire release comes from one singular corazón of the distillation,” he explained.
Award‑Winning Debut
The tequila has already earned a Double Gold medal at the 2026 Agavos Awards, signaling strong industry recognition ahead of its public launch. With only 1,002 bottles available, the release is expected to sell quickly, giving North Texas enthusiasts a rare opportunity to own a piece of the brand’s most transparent offering yet.
Where to Find It
Texas will be one of two states where the limited edition is sold through select independent retailers. Consumers can also purchase directly from Socorro’s website, which provides detailed information about each bottle’s provenance. The brand hopes the release will encourage other producers to adopt similar transparency practices, benefiting both the industry and the drinking public.
For those eager to add this high‑proof, award‑winning tequila to their collection, pre‑orders remain open, and the brand advises acting promptly given the extremely limited supply.
Original reporting: Local Profile (DFW) — read the source article.
