Casamigos Añejo: What the Label Has to Mean

Updated August 2026.

Casamigos Añejo is a NOM-006 age category, not a review crown. Official page: 40% ABV, 750 ml, aged 12 months. Añejo means at least one year in oak, max 600 liters. Current tequila bottles cite NOM 1609; historical lots used 1416. Mezcal is a different NOM-070 SKU. A 1.5-ounce pour at 40% is one NIAAA drink. No ranking or street price.

Related: is Casamigos worth it, how to drink añejo, Casamigos mezcal.

Label vs class

Language 1.5 oz drinks
Official Añejo 1.00
Añejo class
NOM
Mezcal SKU Read the neck

A 750 mL 40% bottle is about 17 drinks. Pour math: tequila drinks.

Sources

  • casamigos.com Añejo: 40% / 750 ml / 12 months. NOM-006. NOM 1609 / 1416.
  • NIAAA December 2025.
  • NOM-006 ≥1 year; oak ≤600 L
  • NOM-070 — not tequila

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