Cazcanes Numbers Confusing You? Here's the Truth About #7, #9, #10 Cazcanes tequila bottles labeled #7, #9, and #10 confuse a lot of people in the tequila aisle. What do these numbers actually mean? In this video I explain the difference between Cazcanes #7 (40% ABV), Cazcanes #9 (50% ABV), and Cazcanes #10 (54% ABV) and how proof level changes the flavor of tequila. Cazcanes Tequila is known for producing traditionally made, additive-free tequila and highlighting proof levels rather than just aging categories like blanco, reposado, or añejo. In this video we cover: • Why Cazcanes tequila uses numbers • The difference between 40%, 50%, and 54% ABV tequila • Why higher proof tequila often has more agave flavor • What tequila enthusiasts mean by high proof tequila • Which proof level might be best for you If you enjoy learning about tequila, additive-free brands, and the craft behind agave spirits, make sure to subscribe. On this channel we review tequila, interview tequila makers, and break down how tequila is made. Salud © Tasting Tequila with Brad