Tequila
Tequila is a tequila of Mexico carried here in 2 forms from 40% ABV to 40% ABV, used in 9 drinks on this site.

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A bottle of Corralejo reposado tequila with a blue glass neck and cream label, against a plain white background
Composition · Blanco
USDA FoodData Central (Survey (FNDDS)) · 2710705. Tequila, a generic survey record rather than a specific brand. Public domain. 40% alc./vol. is the standard bottling strength for tequila under Mexican regulation. Unaged and bottled shortly after distillation, so its own macros are the record's straight figures with no barrel-derived sugar to add. No measured liquid density exists for tequila at this dataset; the density-classes.json 'spirit-40' class is used and marked estimated.
Composition · Reposado
USDA FoodData Central (Survey (FNDDS)) · 2710705. Tequila, a generic survey record rather than a specific brand. Public domain. 40% alc./vol. is the standard bottling strength for tequila under Mexican regulation; reposado bottles vary little from it, unlike mezcal. No measured liquid density exists for tequila at this dataset; the density-classes.json 'spirit-40' class is used and marked estimated.
Used in these drinks
most first- Tommy's Margarita60 ml
- Frozen Margarita50 ml
- Margarita50 ml
- Margarita · On the Rocks50 ml
- Paloma50 ml
- Oaxaca Old Fashioned45 ml
- Siesta45 ml
- Tequila Sunrise45 ml
- Long Island Iced Tea15 ml
Substitutes
Mezcal: Both are agave spirits, but mezcal's smoke is a flavour the recipe may not want; using it whole in place of tequila changes the drink rather than merely standing in for it.
A general substitute is a browsing aid rather than a drink-specific claim. Where a particular drink has a substitution worth making, it says so on its own page and recomputes the spec for it.