Fuenteseca Anejo Tequila

Mexico - 44.8% - 62% of this expression’s tequila was column-distilled, then aged in European barrels. 38% of the tequila in this lot was distilled in an Alembic pot still, then aged in French Oak barrels. Each cask fill provides a wide range of flavor possibilities

Mexico - 42% - Fuenteseca 5 Yr Extra Añejo Tequila is an exceptional and rare tequila that has been aged for five years, resulting in smooth, complex, and a rich flavors. 62% aged in European Pedunculate Oak and 38% aged in French Oak Barrels.

Mexico - 42.3% - 35% of this lot was column-distilled, then placed in American Oak barrels, the other 65% of this lot is from an Alembic pot-still and is matured in American oak barrels. The resulting stained barrels bring out espresso, vanilla, and cocoa flavors.

Mexico - 41.7% - Mexico - 2/3rds of the expression made in a double-copper column still with plates removed to achieve a lower distillation proof. The remaining 1/3rd made in an alembic pot still.

Mexico- Aged 6yrs in Canadian white oak casks previously used to age Canadian rye. Blended & re-barreled. Finally, moved from Atotonilco to El Chapingo, & aged for 12 more yrs. Notes of brown sugar & brandied pears.

Mexico- Aged 15 years in almost entirely in American white oak in an earthen-floor aging room in the town of Atotonilco el alto. On the palate you get dried fruit with hints of black pepper. Dry and complex finish.