Smitty’s Blanco Agave Spirit

Smitty’s Blanco: Pure Blue Agave, Sistrunk Style

Smitty’s Wings Blanco captures the pure, vibrant essence of blue agave, crafted in partnership with Smitty’s distiller in Northwest Florida. In fact, it’s crisp and clear, with hints of citrus and pepper on the palate. It delivers a bright, refreshing flavor that stays smooth from the first sip to the last. The label promises smooth from start to finish. That’s exactly the style: unaged, unadorned, and honest about what agave really tastes like.

Like the rest of the Smitty’s spirits line, Chris Smith and Desorae Giles-Smith of Smitty’s Wings commissioned the Blanco. It’s a tribute to the heart and soul of Sistrunk Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale. Also, Smitty’s created it, and Timber Creek Distilling in Crestview, Florida, bottles it. It wears the same badge of community pride as its siblings: a photo band of Sistrunk faces wrapping the back label. As the bottle puts it, this Blanco embodies simplicity, freshness, and the spirit of craftsmanship in every glass.

Sip It or Mix It

A good blanco is the most versatile bottle on the shelf, and Smitty’s handles both jobs well. As a result, pour it neat or over a single big cube to appreciate the citrus-and-pepper brightness on its own. Or put it to work in the classics: a fresh-lime margarita, a tall paloma, a ranch water with a squeeze of grapefruit. Its crisp, clean profile means it lifts a cocktail instead of hiding in it. From the wings counter on Sistrunk Boulevard to a craft distillery in the Florida Panhandle, Smitty’s Blanco proves that a neighborhood spirit can travel. It’s bright, smooth, and ready for whatever the night calls for.

So, want to taste Smitty’s Blanco in person? Join us for tours and tastings at the distillery in Crestview. And if you are building a brand of your own, explore our private label program. You can also ask about hosting private events on the farm, or book our hands-on bourbon blending experience. Also, if you are curious about the craft behind the bottle, read more about Timber Creek’s grain-to-glass process.