Born in the desert. Raised on grit. Still refreshing.
Ranch Water wasn’t crafted in a fancy bar or dreamed up by a marketing team. It hails from West Texas, where the sun blazes, the work is tough, and the drinks are straightforward.
Ask around, and you’ll hear a hundred stories. But here’s what we do know.
Born in the desert. Raised on grit. Still refreshing.
Ranch Water wasn’t crafted in a fancy bar or dreamed up by a marketing team. It hails from West Texas, where the sun blazes, the work is tough, and the drinks are straightforward.
Ask around, and you’ll hear a hundred stories. But here’s what we do know.
What Is Ranch Water?
Ranch Water is a tequila cocktail made with 100% agave blanco tequila, fresh lime, and sparkling water. That’s it. No sugar. No syrup. No nonsense.
It’s crisp. It’s dry. It’s built for drinking under wide skies with boots on your feet.
The Texas Backstory
Some say it started in Marfa. Others swear it was first mixed on a ranch outside Fort Davis. There’s even a theory it came from cowboys filling Topo bottles with tequila and lime.
Wherever it began, Texas Ranch Water wasn’t meant to impress. It was meant to refresh. Fast. Clean. Cold.
No muddling. No shaking. Just pour and ride.
Ranch Water History: More Legend Than Record
You won’t find a bartender’s name in a history book. No signature on a menu. Just word-of-mouth, passed from one dusty pickup to the next.
What makes Ranch Water special isn’t who made it first. It’s that it stuck. The kind of drink that doesn’t change because it doesn’t need to.
It’s West Texas in a Can
At The Standard Ranch Water, we didn’t invent it. We just perfected it. Same simple formula: real tequila, real lime, real bubbles. Plus, there is one more magical ingredient that ties it all together: an orange twist. We’ve dialed in every detail so you don’t have to guess.
Crack it open. Feel the snap. That’s not just carbonation, it’s craft, ready to drink.
Raise the Standard
So where does Ranch Water come from? It comes from long roads, high heat, and no time for anything extra.
And now it comes in a can—done right, ready when you are.