Great stuff. Full of flavors like caramel, chocolate/espresso, oak, a little pepper, cherries, and caramelized agave. Zero burn. To top it all off, I got the last pour when I tried it, and it wasn't charged to the bill. It costs $30/pour on the tequila menu.
Tequila Ocho Extra Añejo San Agustin 2009
Tequila Extra Anejo Tequila Jalisco 40% ABV
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Tequila Ocho emphasizes terroir by selecting agaves from specific ranchos, like San Agustin near Jesús María, leased to the Camarena family for cultivation. This extra añejo expression is aged for 3 years in former American bourbon casks and presented at 80 proof. A limited, higher-proof single barrel bottling from this vintage and rancho is also available.
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The nose is floral, with a peppery taste that lingers briefly.
Spicy notes mingle with chocolate flavors. Enjoyable, with a gentle finish.
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