Casamigos vs Teremana: What’s the Difference?

Updated March 2026.

These are two Jalisco 100% agave houses, not a celebrity score. Casamigos Blanco prints 40% ABV and unaged. Current documented Casamigos NOM is 1609 (hist. 1416). Teremana’s 5 June 2026 press release names NOM 1613, the bottle wins. Teremana’s e-label prints Blanco 40% vol. A 1.5-ounce pour at 40% is one NIAAA drink. 818 is NOM 1607, not 1609.

Related: Casamigos types, Casamigos vs Don Julio, Clase Azul NOM 1595.

NOM is the split

Casamigos Teremana
Blanco ABV 40% official page 40% e-label
1.5 oz drinks 1.00 1.00 if 40%
Current NOM 1609 (hist. 1416) 1613 in Jun 2026 PR
818 / Clase Azul Not 1609 1607 / 1595 — other bottles

A 750 mL 40% bottle is about 17 drinks. Four pours are four drinks. Don Julio 1942 is añejo, not extra añejo — a third brand. Pour math: tequila drinks.

Sources

  • casamigos.com Blanco: 40% ABV • 750 ml • Unaged. Current documented NOM 1609; historical 1416.
  • Teremana 5 Jun 2026 PR Newswire: NOM 1613, Destilería Teremana De Agave. E-label Blanco 40% vol. Bottle wins.
  • NOM-006; 27 CFR 5.148. 818 = 1607. Clase Azul tequila 1595. NIAAA December 2025.

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