Justin Timberlake has always had a passion for tequila, whether on-stage, backstage, or off-stage. Not feeling satisfied in his search to find the finest and smoothest tequila, Justin decided to create his own. He chose the Tequilera Newton distillery in Jalisco, Mexico to help him create the juice that would eventually become 901 Tequila.

It takes great ingredients and craftsmanship to make a great tequila, but it also takes a great recipe. The recipe for 901 Tequila took more than three generations to finally come to life. The original recipe was crafted by Don Enrique over 60 years ago. He handed it down to his son, Don Frederico, who perfected it, and then passed it down to his sons Federico and Carlos, who modernized it into the tequila that is 901 Silver.

IT'S ALWAYS SMOOTH

In order to achieve a smoothness necessary to enjoy Tequila neat or on the rocks, 901 Tequila is triple distilled using only 100% Blue Weber Agave, water, and a proprietary yeast that helps give 901 Silver its unique flavor.

The high altitude and sandy, volcanic soil of the Jalisco Highlands is where the Blue Weber Agave plants used in 901 Tequila are grown. The blue agave is cultivated and then harvested between its eight and tenth year. Then the heart of the plant is removed and cooked in ovens until it is soft and ready to be crushed, which allows us to extract the juice from the plant.

The juice from the Blue Weber Agave is then placed in fermentation tanks and combined with our proprietary yeast formulation. The yeast acts on the sugars of the roasted agave juice, turning it into alcohol.

Once properly fermented, we take an extra step that few tequilas do by triple-distilling the juice to remove any impurities. During each round of distillation, impurities are removed from the liquid, leaving only the purest part - the heart of the agave plant. You'll notice this difference in the aroma of 901 Tequila, but you'll mostly notice it in the extremely smooth taste that ensures every sip of 901 Silver Tequila is beyond compare.

   JT - Touch you if I could.

Def. One of my favorite songs from him. Ive posted it before,but its so good that it can be 'posted' once again.

Now my question is,would you taste Timberlake's Tequila?