Updated March 2026.
These are two Clase Azul tequilas in the same ceramic family, not a trophy. Plata is the unaged / blanco SKU. Reposado is the oak-aged SKU — CRT reposado if it sat 2–12 months. US lots typically print 40% ABV, read the neck. A 1.5-ounce pour at 40% is one NIAAA drink. Current tequila NOM is 1595 (hist. 1416/1137). Casamigos is 1609 / 1416. 818 is 1607.
Related: Clase Azul, 1942 vs Clase Azul, what is reposado.
Class and NOM, not a glaze
| Plata | Reposado | |
|---|---|---|
| CRT class | Blanco / plata if unaged | Reposado if 2–12 months |
| ABV used here | Typically 40% | Typically 40% |
| 1.5 oz drinks | 1.00 if 40% | 1.00 if 40% |
| Current NOM | Tequila 1595 | Same house — read the four digits |
A 750 mL 40% bottle is about 17 drinks. Four pours are four drinks. Mezcal Clase Azul SKUs are NOM-070, not this tequila row. Eight-month Reposado copy is trade. Pour math: tequila drinks.
Sources
- Clase Azul tequila current NOM 1595 (hist. 1416/1137 leftover rows). Typical US 40%; brand pages omitted ABV in prior fetches.
- NOM-006 blanco vs reposado windows. 27 CFR 5.148. Casamigos current 1609 not used for either bottle. 818 = 1607. NIAAA December 2025.