Aged for more than a year in new barrels of white oak, this anejo tequila is a delicious and affordable sipper. If you are looking for a product which will keep up with a good 6-10 year old whisky, this it.
La Serpiente Emplumda comes in a regular bottle with a fine, colourful label depicting the serpent god, “Quetzalcoatl” of the aztecs in Mesoamerica. Quetzalcoatl was a god of wisdom and winds, and the mythic background provides a good story to tell the customers for this nice product.
Woody and smooth, this liquor which holds the good qualities of an anejo tequila. It has notes of butterscotch, honey, vanilla, a bit of smoke and a very nice and oakey flavour. The aroma is rich with walnuts, honey and baked agave.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Distillery Name | Destiladora del Valle de Tequila |
| Nom | 1438 |
| Agave Region | Jalisco Valley – Tequila |
| Agave type | Tequilana Blue Weber |
| Distillation | Double Distilled |
| Age Category | Añejo |
| Resting Period | 13-15 Months |
| Barrel Type | American White Oak – Whiskey |
| Bottle Size | 70cl |
| Alc Volume | 40% |
| TU code | TU1367 |
