Updated June 2026.
Milagro is 100% blue-agave tequila from the Jalisco Highlands, owned by William Grant & Sons. A 2020 company release said the core and Select Barrel range bottles at 40% ABV. A 1.5-ounce pour is one NIAAA standard drink. Trade databases list NOM 1559 (Tequilería Milagro) — read the four digits on the bottle. We will not reprint a 2021 price list.
Silver, reposado, and añejo are CRT age classes, not proofs. Select Barrel is a different SKU, not a second law. Related: tequila types, Herradura, margarita tequila.
What the label has to tell you
| Fact | Conservative line | Caveat |
|---|---|---|
| Owner / importer | William Grant & Sons | 2020 BevNET / company distillery purchase |
| Agave | 100% Blue Weber, Highlands story | Brand; still CRT 100% agave if labeled |
| Typical ABV | 40% | 2020 WG&S line statement. Confirm the neck |
| NOM | 1559 commonly reported | Secondary. — bottle is primary |
| Core vs Select | Same class, different SKU | Not a TTB subclass |
A 750 mL 40% bottle is about 17 standard drinks. Four pours are four drinks. NIAAA binge pattern is a health line, not a target. No 2026 MSRP. Pour math: tequila drinks.
Sources
- William Grant & Sons, 2020: acquired the Mexican distillery; “All Milagro Tequilas have an ABV of 40%.”
- NOM 1559 — Kindred / trade. CRT 35–55% band; TTB 27 CFR 5.148.
- NIAAA (December 2025). No invented tasting scores.