14 Best Tequila Brands at Sam’s Club (Both Member’s Mark and Name Brands)

Sam’s Club can get you deals on all kinds of goods, from food and clothes to electronics and more.

It’s also a great way to stock up your bar for nights at home or your next big party with friends and family.

So grab your best cash back credit cards and head on over to your nearest Sam’s Club to check out these selections of quality tequila brands.

Editor's note: Prices are subject to change and may vary by location.

One of the best-known names in tequila is Patron, and Sam’s Club has several options in stock, including Patron Silver.

The unaged tequila is known for being crisp and smooth and is a great bottle to have on your shelf if you need a mixing tequila for cocktails.

You can get a 750-milliliter version of the bottle for $46.96.

This tequila brand is partially owned by actor George Clooney and has hints of citrus and vanilla with a smooth finish.

Check out a bottle at your local favorite warehouse retailer for $46.99 for a 750-milliliter bottle.

The Don Julio Blanco Tequila comes from blue agave plants and is considered a great ingredient for a delicious margarita.

A bottle of the Don Julio Bianco Tequila costs $56.96 for a 750-milliliter bottle.

Jose Cuervo is one of the most recognized names in tequila, and this version of the maker’s tequila will not disappoint.

The Jose Cuervo Especial Gold Tequila is a mix of aged and young tequila, giving it the perfect taste for tequila cocktails.

Pick up a 1.75-liter bottle for $36.29.

Sam’s Club has its own Member’s Mark brand, with plenty of tasty options just as good as name brands but for less.

This Member’s Mark Silver Tequila may be a great option if you want to try something new and compare its taste to that of other tequilas to see if it stands up to the competition.

Check out a 1.75-liter version of the Member’s Mark Silver Tequila for $22.98.

This bottle of Hornitos Reposado Sauza Tequila has balanced agave flavors with hints of herbs and apples, along with a slightly woody taste.

You can pick up a 1.75-liter bottle for $33.28 at your local Sam’s Club.

The agave used for Teremana Blanco Small Batch Tequila is roasted in a brick oven before being used to distill a liquor aged in copper pots to create a clean, smooth tequila.

Pick up the tequila for $29.73 in a 750-milliliter bottle.

The Cazadores Reposado Tequila includes a hint of pepper and minerals and is aged in white oak casks for two months before being bottled. Use it for sipping or as a mix-in for cocktails.

Grab a 1.75-liter bottle for $36.98.

Check out a bottle of Casamigos Anejo Tequila if you’re looking for notes of vanilla and caramel with hints of spice from a tequila aged for 14 months.

You can pick up a 750-milliliter bottle for $59.99.

This bottle of Herradura Ultra Anejo Tequila, made entirely of blue agave plants, brings notes of caramel and honey and a smooth finish in each sip.

Check out a 750-milliliter bottle at Sam’s Club for $55.98.

Grab this 1800 Tequila Reposado with hints of oak and spices in each taste. The tequila sits in American and French oak barrels for at least six months to give it a rich taste.

You can get the 1800 Tequila Reposado for $33.99 in a 750-milliliter bottle.

The Cabo Wabo Blanco Tequila is aged for at least three months in American oak barrels and takes advantage of the heart of agave plants to give it a full flavor for tequila fans.

Pick up a 750-milliliter bottle of Cabo Wabo Blanco Tequila for $29.98.

Tequila connoisseurs will want to pick up a bottle of Don Julio 1942 Anejo Tequila in small batches with its warm oak, vanilla, and agave flavors after being aged for more than two years.

You can get a 750-milliliter bottle for $149.99 at Sam’s Club.

Another option from the Sam’s Club store brand is the Member's Mark Tequila Reposado. The tequila includes hints of nut and vanilla after being aged at least two months.

Expect to pay $15.98 for a 750-milliliter bottle.

One thing to know about Sma’s Club is that some states forbid limiting alcohol sales to members only.

That means you could live in a state where it is legal for you to buy alcohol at a warehouse club without a membership.

Buying alcohol from Sam’s Club is a smart shopping hack that can help you save some cash and find tequilas that are perfect for your bar.