Distiller Notes
Aged about 14 months with hints of wood, nut, raisins & grapefruit. Medium gold color. Aromas of vanilla, fruits and spices. Notes of citrus, light ginger & black pepper. Velvety smooth finish.
Proof: 88
Professional Ratings
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Wine Enthusiast
Remarkably light for an añejo, look for a bracingly peppery aroma and pale straw hue. It's feather-soft on the palate, with notes of pineapple and jalapeño pepper that fade into the pleasant finish of vanilla and spice.
Because of their great complexity, Anejo Tequilas are most often used as a substitute for Brandy or Whiskey in cocktails like the Manhattan or Old Fashioned. Anejo Tequilas must be aged in oak barrels for between one and three years, while Extra Anejo refers to any Tequila aged longer than three years. The prolonged contact with the oak barrel allows the wood to make a much stronger impression on the Tequila by adding toffee, caramel and vanilla to the sweet, spicy agave flavor profile.