What is in the 11?
Agave harvested at eleven years old, fermented and distilled at the Manuel Guerra Store of 1884 in Roma, Texas. Not tequila, not mezcal — an American agave spirit, and part of the first range ever produced in this state.
| Category | American agave spirit |
|---|---|
| Agave at harvest | eleven years |
| Distilled in | Roma, Texas |
| Alcohol by volume | 40% Alc./Vol. — 80 proof |
| Bottle size | 750 ml |
| Agave content | 100% agave |
| Tasting notes | [TO CONFIRM] |
Every figure above is read off the bottle itself. Tasting notes are left blank on purpose — those are the distiller’s words to write, not ours.
What people ask about the 11
What is Blasfemus 11?
Blasfemus 11 is an American agave spirit distilled at Ancestral Craft Spirits in Roma, Texas, made from agave harvested at eleven years old. It is one of three expressions — the 7, the 11 and the 17 — and it is poured alongside the other two on every guided tasting.
Can I taste it before I buy a bottle?
Yes — that is precisely what the guided tasting is for. You try all three expressions side by side, hear how each one was made, and bottles are available at the distillery afterwards. Reserve a tasting.
How is it different from tequila?
The raw material is the same plant family, but the place is not. Tequila is legally tied to specific Mexican states; Blasfemus is distilled in Texas, which puts it outside that denomination entirely. What is in the glass is an agave spirit with a Texas address.
Come stand inside 1884.
Reserve a tasting, book the Distiller for a Day, or ask about the courtyard for your event.