G4 tequila is made at El Pandillo Distillery in Jalisco from Los Altos agave, with ancestral yeast, rainwater and spring water, stone-oven cooking and copper-pot distillation. The producer presents Blanco, Reposado and Añejo among its expressions.
Reviewed 2026-10-15 · Source-backed core rangeThe producer says the Camarena family has crafted tequila in Mexico since 1937, and that Felipe Camarena and his sons continue the four-generation legacy through G4.
The official U.S. distributor documents Blanco as unaged and never in barrel, with stone-oven cooking, tahona milling and copper-pot double distillation; its tasting description emphasizes agave, citrus, spice and minerality. No official USD price with size was provided on the cited page.
Historical context is attributed to the cited official sources. Independently corroborated awards and additive certifications remain pending. We do not reproduce producer superlatives as independent findings.
Official producer pages document additional G4 expressions (Blanco Madera, Extra Añejo and Blanco High Proof), but they were excluded to keep this catalogue to standard Blanco, Reposado and Añejo and to omit limited/high-proof/extra-añejo products as requested.
No official USD price tied to a stated bottle size was found on the cited producer pages, so price is null for all products.
The Reposado page contains a small internal inconsistency: its headline says six months while the aging specification says 3–6 months; both are preserved in the aging evidence.
No product-specific official finish statement was found for G4 Reposado, so finish is null.
The official Añejo page's Available Volume line says Blanco Tequila, but its product bottle description explicitly states 750 ml; the catalogue uses the explicit bottle description and flags the page inconsistency here.
BlancoPhoto: PKGD Group · Official distributor · Checked 2026-10-16
G4Cooked agave, citrus, black pepper, minerals, and herbal/floral notes; crystal clear with silver highlights; clean, vibrant palate with wet earth, citrus and spice.Official-source description
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ReposadoPhoto: PKGD Group · Official distributor · Checked 2026-10-16
G4Cooked agave, minerality, vanilla, caramel and citrus; light golden hue; peppery and buttery palate with oak, vanilla, citrus, cinnamon, grapefruit, honey, caramel and semi-sweet chocolate.Official-source description
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AñejoPhoto: PKGD Group · Official distributor · Checked 2026-10-16
G4Cooked agave, black pepper, vanilla, oak, floral, citrus and cinnamon; rich golden amber appearance; sweet agave, caramel, oak and subtle spice.Official-source description
Compare this expression| Expression | Class | ABV | Aging disclosure | Observed USD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| G4 Blanco | Blanco | 40% ABV | Not aged | Not yet observed |
| G4 Reposado | Reposado | 40% ABV | Aged 3–6 months; producer headline says six months | Not yet observed |
| G4 Añejo | Añejo | 40% ABV | 18 months | Not yet observed |
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No. A profile is an evidence record, not an endorsement. We publish no independent tasting score in this release.
No. They are producer-store observations where available, recorded on the field's stated date before shipping and tax. Prices can differ by market, bottle format, channel and availability.
Producer specifications and tasting descriptions are attributed claims. No independent tasting scores are published in this release.
