Casa México's price ladder: Blanco, Reposado & Añejo

The findings, in context.

The uniform $5 steps make this a simple range to navigate on bottle-only price. More expensive does not mean objectively better. Blanco's unaged profile and Añejo's stated oak maturation offer different experiences. Reposado sits between them on listed price, but precise barrel duration should not be guessed. All three fit below a $50 threshold in this snapshot; whether the delivered cost does is a separate question.

Key findings

1. 01

   On October 15, 2026 the producer store listed Blanco at $34.99, Reposado at $39.99 and Añejo at $44.99, in USD.

2. 02

   All three source pages identify 750 mL bottles at 40% ABV, making the bottle format consistent within this snapshot.

3. 03

   Each step in the observed range is $5. This is arithmetic on three observations, not a market-average premium.

4. 04

   Añejo's stated maturation is at least 12 months; the Reposado source does not disclose a precise duration.

Methodology & data sources

A one-date, one-store observation of three official product pages. Prices exclude tax, shipping and any checkout-dependent changes. We record source links and access date per product. No retailer panel, stock audit or price history is included, and no cross-brand value score is assigned.

Market and buying implications

Use the ladder to plan a range comparison, not to infer a taste winner. Buyers should recheck local availability and final checkout cost. An expanded retailer panel would be required for claims about typical national prices or superior cross-brand value.

Related entities & datasets

Update history

Version 1.0 · October 15, 2026 · Initial source-based briefing. Data coverage and source publication dates are recorded separately from this report's preparation date.