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I've noticed that the lists of aged (reposado and añejo) tequila approved for Pessach went from a fairly sizeable number in 5780 down to two in 5781. Someone I know, who is an executive in a nationally-recognised hechsher, only found these two after looking through at least five lists.

Neither of us had any idea what changed lema'aseh, so what factors would explain this drastic a change over the last year in Pessach-approved products ?

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  • An offhand guess: the sizable observant Mexican Jewish community is based in Mexico City, far from the algave groves and Tequila distilleries, and travel has been a bit complicated for the past year, to say the least
    – יהושע ק
    Mar 21, 2021 at 8:37
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    @Loewian, this list only gives blanco, which is un-aged, as a rule, so not particularly relevant to the question IMO
    – Noach MiFrankfurt
    Mar 21, 2021 at 12:13

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