11 Best Tequila Brands at Costco (Including Kirkland and Name Brands)

Costco has a wide selection of tequila options you’ll be happy to grab for margaritas and other cocktails or to sip or shoot.

But like other liquors, tequila can get pricey if you don’t know what to look for or are trying to save money on stocking your bar.

Check out these affordable options at Costco that can help you keep more money in your wallet.

The Gran Centenario Añejo Tequila is aged for a year in new American oak barrels, which isn’t typical for tequila and gives it a smooth finish compared to other tequilas.

The tequila includes notes of oak, caramel, and chocolate for a unique flavor and earthy finish for around $50 a barrel.

The artisan distillery of Espolón has some great options under $40, including this bottle of Espolón Blanco Tequila that you can buy at Costco.

Blanco types of tequila are aged for a short time, giving them a bright taste, and this version from Espolón is no exception. The tequila includes hints of lemon zest, tropical fruit, and white pepper for a taste that is sure to impress.

The Herradura Ultra Añejo Tequila goes through a charcoal-filtered process to eliminate any impurities and produce a clean-tasting tequila that you can buy at Costco.

Pick up a bottle for its agave notes mixed in with caramel, honey, and spices for the perfect blend to give it a smooth finish with a bit of sweetness to finish it off.

Check out the Corralejo Reposado Tequila, which is double distilled in American and French oak barrels for four months.

The tequila comes from one of only a few distilleries allowed to produce tequila outside of the Jalisco province in Mexico and has been creating the spirit for almost 250 years.

Try a bottle to get the hints of honey, oak, lemon, and line in each glass for sipping or as a mix-in.

Costco’s store brand Kirkland Signature includes different types of alcohol like wine, vodka, and tequila that can be just as good in quality as name brands.

Check out the Kirkland Signature Reposado, which is aged in oak barrels to give it a unique finish with hints of spices.

A bottle of the El Tequileño Añejo Gran Reserva Tequila may be on the pricier side at Costco, but it can be worth it to tequila connoisseurs.

The tequila has plenty of notes of oak, orange, and vanilla, along with the traditional agave plant, to give it a long finish that is sure to please tequila drinkers.

Costco can help you save money on groceries and alcohol, even if you want some at the higher end of your budget.

For example, the Don Julio 1942 Illumination Limited Edition Añejo Tequila can run around $175 for a bottle, but it’s a great option for tequila lovers who like more expensive varieties.

This limited edition has hints of chocolate, caramel, and almond in each glass. The bottle also includes a light to illuminate it for up to four hours and show off its beautiful amber tone.

Another Kirkland Signature option is the Kirkland Signature Añejo Tequila from your favorite Costco.

The tequila is fermented in stainless steel tanks with hints of caramel, vanilla, and oak, along with some extra sweetness for drinkers who prefer that with their tequila.

Patron is one of the better-known brands when it comes to tequila, for good reason. Costco carries the brand in its stores, including bottles of Patron Reposado Tequila.

This version of Patron is aged for three to five months and includes hints of oak and citrus. The bottle’s label also includes a bee in a nod to the hints of honey in the tequila.

The Casamigos Reposado Tequila has some celebrity cache, with George Clooney among the names associated with the production of this tequila.

The small-batch tequila is all about doing things slowly with a slow cooking process and slow fermenting in former whiskey barrels for seven months.

The bottle includes notes of oak and nuttiness and some smokiness as part of its complex character, giving it a unique taste among tequilas.

Another Kirkland Signature option is Kirkland Signature Silver, which includes hints of vanilla, pepper, and flowers.

Costco outsources its tequila production as it does with other Kirkland Signature items.

The tequila comes from Mexico like other tequilas, so grab a bottle and compare the taste to see if you like it as well or better than a name-brand version.

Costco makes it easy to stock your bar with great deals on name brands and Kirkland Signature options. You can also take advantage of Costco’s deals even if you don’t have a membership.

One great Costco hack is to check if you live in one of the states where you can buy alcohol at membership stores without a membership.