Annual observance

National Tequila Day

July 24 Food / Dessert Updated 2025-12-18

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Overview

National Tequila Day, observed annually on July 24th, is an unofficial holiday celebrating Mexico's iconic agave-based spirit. Enthusiasts typically mark the occasion by enjoying tequila in various forms, from classic margaritas and other cocktails to neat pours, often learning about its rich history and complex production process.

Observed each year on July 24, National Tequila Day invites people to pause, share the story, and bring a little themed joy to their day.

Why it matters: National Tequila Day on July 24 celebrates the rich heritage and craftsmanship behind Mexico's beloved agave spirit. This day highlights tequila's unique flavors and the cultural significance it holds, inviting enthusiasts to explore its diverse forms and the meticulous process of its production.

Origin and story

Tequila is exclusively made from the blue agave plant (Agave tequilana Weber var. azul), primarily in the state of Jalisco, Mexico.

Similar to Champagne, tequila has a Denomination of Origin (DOT), meaning it can only be legally produced in specific regions of Mexico.

Quick facts

  • DateJuly 24
  • TypeFood / Dessert
  • Great forFoodies, Chocolate lovers, Home bakers

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Ways to celebrate

  • Share a recipe photo, tag friends, and swap your favorite topping ideas.
  • Try a playful twist: cover non-traditional foods in chocolate or sauces inspired by National Tequila Day.
  • Pair music, snacks, or décor that match the theme and enjoy a small break.
  • Plan a 10-minute activity that fits the food / dessert vibe and make it a mini tradition.
  • National Tequila Day lands on July 24 — host a quick nod with Foodies, Chocolate lovers and snap a photo.

Fun facts

  • Tequila is exclusively made from the blue agave plant (Agave tequilana Weber var. azul), primarily in the state of Jalisco, Mexico.
  • Similar to Champagne, tequila has a Denomination of Origin (DOT), meaning it can only be legally produced in specific regions of Mexico.
  • There are five main categories of tequila: Blanco (silver), Joven (gold), Reposado (aged), Añejo (extra-aged), and Extra Añejo (ultra-aged).

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FAQ

When is National Tequila Day?
It is observed on July 24 each year.
What is National Tequila Day?
National Tequila Day, observed annually on July 24th, is an unofficial holiday celebrating Mexico's iconic agave-based spirit. Enthusiasts typically mark the occasion by enjoying tequila in various forms, from classic margaritas and other cocktails to neat pours, often learning about its rich history and complex production process.
How do people celebrate National Tequila Day?
Share a recipe photo, tag friends, and swap your favorite topping ideas.

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