Ambhar Tequila is artisanal, ultra-premium tequila hand-crafted in small batches from the finest 100 percent blue agave. It is produced at a small distillery in Jalisco, Mexico, distilled five times and available in Platinum, Reposado and Añejo variations. Ambhar Tequila has been awarded numerous medals internationally and nationally and is imported by Santo Spirits, Inc. in Austin, Texas.

Ambhar Tequila has won numerous taste and design awards from the most elite spirit competitions in the world:

SIP Awards International Spirits Competition 2010

• Platinum - Best in Class Tequila 100% Agave - Reposado Ambhar Reposado Tequila
• Gold Tequila 100% Agave - Anejo Ambhar Anejo Tequila
• Gold Bottle Design Ambhar Tequila Series
• Gold Tequila 100% Agave - Silver/Blanco Ambhar Platinum Tequila

San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2010

• Silver Medal, Ambhar Platinum Tequila
• Silver Medal, Ambhar Reposado Tequila
• Silver Medal, Ambhar Anejo Tequila

Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of America Tasting Competition 2010

• Silver Medal, Ambhar Tequila Platinum
• Silver Medal, Ambhar Tequila Anejo
• Ultimate Beverage Challenge 2010
• Excellent, Highly Recommended, Ambhar Platinum
• Very Good, Strong Recommendation, Ambhar Reposado
• Enjoyable, Commendable, Ambhar Anejo

International Spirits Challenge 2010

• Silver Medal, Ambhar Anejo
• Graphic Design USA 2010 American Package Design Awards
• Iconic bottle was an award-winner in the food and beverage category

Ambhar Goddess Legend

She was a beautiful goddess, the beloved of the stars. She fell in love with a mortal man, angering the other deities. In their fury, they killed her and scattered her remains throughout the heavens. The stars mourned her, gathered her remains and placed her on earth as the magnificent plant that became known as blue agave. (This is why blue agave is shaped like a star.) But this action made the gods even more furious, and they hurled a lightning bolt down at the blue agave, setting it afire. When the flames burned out, only the heart of the plant remained, and it bled a sweet nectar. Mortals collected it, called it "tequila", and presented it as an offering to the angry gods. The gods were pleased, and blessed the blue agave and the corner of the earth where it had first grown. Dragonflies, an ancient symbol of joy and rebirth, wafted through the fields as the agave thrived. Ambhar Tequila was named in honor of this beautiful goddess, in the hopes that it will give those who sample it a taste of heaven on earth. The stylized dragonfly on the Ambhar decanter, and a smaller dragonfly on a polished nickel medallion around the bottle's neck, are further reminders of the tale of the beautiful Goddess Ambhar.

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