Tequila Anejo Tequila Jalisco No age statement 40% ABV
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This añejo tequila is double-distilled from 100% blue weber agave, aged 7 to 10 years, and sourced from both the Los Altos and Tequila Valley areas of Jalisco. It is aged for 2 years in French red wine casks before bottling at 40%. The name "Gran Cava de Oro" is utilized for export to the US and Canada, while the brand is known as "Cava de Oro" within Mexico.
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Tequila tasting event. My palate can only discern notes of vanilla, caramel, oak, and agave in different tequilas, and this wasn't an occasion for deep analysis, so my rating is based on enjoyment. An excellent tequila.
In my view, it's a bit overhyped and noticeably sweeter than most tequilas. At best, this is an average supper drink. It has a somewhat artificial taste.
Among the best tequilas I've tried for a reasonable price.
Very smooth, with a light syrupy consistency. Sweet, with maple undertones.
a lemon-like finish, remarkably mellow, akin to sipping premium cognac
Hints of cinnamon, light caramel, and toasted almond emerge at the end.
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