Severo Añejo is deep amber in appearance, alerting tasters to its bold, complex flavor. Small-batch, hand-crafted, hand-numbered 100% Blue Weber Agave tequila. Aged 18 months in White American Oak. Carefully guarded family recipe dating back nearly 100 years.

Gran Diamante Anejo Tequila undergoes meticulous crafting, deriving its excellence from the choicest Agave Tequilana Weber cultivated on the estate. Patiently aged for eighteen months within pristine, new French Oak barrels, it develops a luxurious body and a velvety texture. Its taste profile reveals graceful notes of subdued spice, pepper, and delicate oak undertones that gracefully linger into a deeply satisfying finish.

This Anejo boasts a robust character and an elegant aroma. Delicate hints of butterscotch, intertwined with cinnamon and nutmeg spices, create a refined bouquet. Further enhancing its allure are faint traces of chocolate and cigar, adding complexity to its aromatic profile.

For 18 months our Anejo ages, giving this expression an even richer color, aroma, and flavor, amplifying the present qualities of our reposado. A well rounded, multi-layered palate of sweet oak, butterscotch, finishing with ultra-smooth vanilla highlights.

Tasting Notes

AROMA: Rich oak, cooked agave, nutty, and caramel

TASTE: Sweet agave, nutty, caramel, and oak

COLOR: Dark gold reflections, brilliant and rich amber

El Tequileño Añejo Gran Reserva begins with 100% premium grown mature Blue Agave from the Highlands of Jalisco. These are combined with the mineral rich water from El Volcan de Tequila and distilled in copper pot stills. Aged to perfection in American & French oak, this is the perfect marriage of our finest Añejos and exclusive Reserve Extra Anejos giving this tequila great depth and complexity.

Patron Anejo, a uniquely barrel-aged spirit, matures for 12 to 15 months in oak barrels, developing a sweeter profile while maintaining distinctive baked agave flavors. It boasts prominent wood notes that complement rather than overshadow the essence of Patron. Whether enjoyed neat or in cocktails, it offers a sophisticated, smoky sweetness in its finish.

Indulge in Patron Anejo straight or in crafted cocktails—it serves as a remarkable alternative to bourbon or whiskey. It's favored by many as an ideal post-dinner drink or paired with desserts.

Catrina History

La Catrina was a zinc etching originally created in 1910 by Mexican printmaker Jose Guadalupe Posada. He was known for his images of political and social satire. She became a symbolic figure during the time of the Mexican Revolution. 

​La Catrina is often associated with Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead), a pre-Colombian Meso-American observace of death and life that is celebrated on November 2nd in all of Mexico, the Yucatan Peninsula and parts of Central America.

​La Catrina in her elegance broad-brimmed hat first appeared in a satirical engraving that mocked those who pretended to be of a higher class, even if that meant starving, and going painfully thin, or without flesh. 

​To this day, La Catrina continues to be a symbolic figure. She has become part of the imagery for Dia de los muertos but also she can be found in books, cartoons, posters, figurines and artwork spanning over 100 years.

This artwork was created around 1910-1913 by José Guadalupe Posada in an etching called “La Calavera Catrina,” originally known as “La Calavera Garbancera.” She was created as a satirical image. Now we adapt Mexico's great folflore into a one of a kind Tequila Package, Dona Celia Tequila. Made out of ceramic and hand painted designs, this doll not only has a beautiful design but has a high quality 100% Agave Tequila to compliment inside.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Bottle Artwork Varies - The bottle you receive will depend on current inventory and we cannot guarantee a specific bottle.

Casa Dragones Barrel Blend, 100% Blue Agave Añejo sipping tequila, achieves its distinctive character from being matured in two different wood barrels, new French Oak and new American Oak, each selected for their individual flavor and characteristics. At the end of the aging process, both barrel styles are blended together to create a uniquely smooth, agave-forward taste profile.

Tasting Notes

Body & Color: Light caramel, with bright hues and pronounced legs.

Aroma: Fresh floral, pear with notes of figs and almonds.

Taste: Notes of macadamia, nutmeg and blackberry.

Finish: Long round finish, notes of cacao, spicy black pepper.

With award-winning Cincoro Blanco as its base, Cincoro Añejo is barrel aged for over two years, taking it beyond the fresh agave flavors through toasted oak to a deeper level of woody richness. This enticing copper-colored spirit is an evolving masterpiece of fresh-cut wood, maple, dark chocolate and black pepper. Beautifully complex, it deserves to be sipped simply – on its own without ice. Or if cocktails are your thing, keep it classic with an elevated Old Fashioned. For a truly unique offering, Cincoro Añejo 1.75L arrives in a scaled-up edition of Cincoro’s one-of-a-kind bottle, suitably presented in a tailor-made gold box.

AWARDS

2019 New York International Spirits Competition - Tequila of the Year

OUR STORY
Our story began in 1942, when a young Don Julio González saw a unique opportunity in the production of tequila. He didn’t have much, but what he did have was passion, and after sharing his vision with a powerful local businessman he was granted a loan to create his first tequila distillery. It was this unrelenting passion for excellence that inspired his creation of the world’s first luxury tequila.

DON JULIO’S MISSION
Don Julio González revolutionized the world of tequila by choosing quality over quantity, painstakingly planting each agave further apart to allow proper room to grow and fully mature before harvesting. He would then select only the most succulent portions of the piña, before steaming them for 72-hour cycles. When it came time to bottle his creation, he broke with generations of traditionally tall Tequila bottles typically hidden under tables. He knew his new spirit had no business hiding on the floor, so he designed a shorter tequila bottle for his guests to pass around the table while still being able to see each other.

Celebrated in exclusive cocktail bars, restaurants and nightclubs, the iconic Don Julio 1942® Tequila is the choice of connoisseurs around the globe. Produced in small batches and aged for a minimum of two and a half years, Don Julio 1942® Tequila is handcrafted in tribute to the year that Don Julio González began his tequila-making journey.

Aging: 2.5 Years

Tasting Notes

Nose: Rich caramel and chocolate

Taste: Warm oak, vanilla and roasted agave

Finish: Lingering oak and rich vanilla

We celebrate the passing of time, the wonders we are offered and the experiences they give us. We honor life with the flavors our land so generously provides us.

We respect the pride and passion involved in producing our tequila while preserving its artisanal nature.

Aged tequila 100% Agave

Aged in barrelsfor 24 months.

COLOR: Amber, with sparkles of gold.

CLARITY: Crystalline

BODY: Full bodied, rich, with distinct legs on the glass.

Tequila CAZADORES^® Añejo Cristalino owes its sheen transparency to its time-consuming and thorough filtration process. Its foundation is first achieved through the slow and harmonious process of fermentation and distillation. This high-quality tequila rests in New American oak barrels for 12 months and then filtered to remove its color while conserving the sensory qualities of an añejo tequila. It’s mellow wood, green and almond notes is perfect for enjoyin neat.

OUR AÑEJO CRISTALINO

TASTING NOTES

Espanita Anejo is aged for 18 months in small American oak casks previously used in Bourbon production. The result is the luxuriously smooth liquor rich in vanilla and caramel notes, which still retains its charming, honeyed flavors of slowly roasted Agave.

Espanita Anejo is designed to be sipped and savored. We recommend to use either a Glencairn whiskey glass or a stemmed brandy glass. Narrowed, tulip- shaped brim of the snifter allows you to immerse yourself in tequila’s delectable aromas in order to better appreciate the complex character of Espanita Anejo.

COLOR: Pale amber color, superb purity.

AROMA: Succulent, wafting bouquet with whiffs of aromatic honey oak that gives way to a rich nuanced roasted agave aroma with traces of citrus tree wood, almond nougat and caraway.

FLAVOR: Luscious and velvety entry. A slightly chewy, fruity, sweet medium-to-full body redolent of thick honey and fresh grass, vanilla, toasted marshmallow with notes of sassafras and apple.

FINISH: Smooth and long finish with rich flavors of honey, black tea, coconut flesh, banana and candy corn with apple and peppermint accents.

COCKTAILS: Excellent in Tequila Old Fashioned, Tequila Manhattan, Tequila Sour and Tequila Sidecar.

AWARDS:

4 Stars - Spirit Journal
"Highly Recommended" - F. Paul Pacult

Seeks to remember the historical flavors of Tequila and reaffirm the sweet flavor that Agave Tequilana Weber gives. It is a product with 100% juice extraction in Tahona, a pre-Hispanic stone that was used years ago to grind agave, resulting in more complex aromas and flavors.

• View: Crystalline and Transparent.
• Smell: Very refreshing aromas like mint and some citrus. Keeps the soft and persistent notes of cooked agave.
• Flavor: With its 42% alcohol vol. It is a Tequila composed of various elements mainly of sweet and herbal touches that are characteristic of the Valleys Zone.

Maker Notes

Tequila Gran Dovejo is a small-batch, traditionally crafted, tequila made from 100%  of the finest, estate grown blue agaves that are exclusively grown and produced in the highlands of Jalisco by the Feliciano Vivanco Family. The acidic, iron rich soil in this region known as the golden triangle of the highlands, is ideal for growing large agaves with high sugar content. At peak maturity the agave is harvested, the heart of the agave (pina) is hand selected, then slowly cooked in traditional brick ovens for a minimum of 36 hours at a temperature of 194 degrees Fahrenheit. Once roasted, they are milled in order to extract the sweet juices. The juices are isolated and then fermented with the use of “Prise de Mousse”, champagne yeast, and wild yeast strands pulled from the estate agaves themselves.

Anejo: Aged an average of 2 years in used bourbon barrels, bottled at 80 Proof.

TASTING NOTES

COLOR: Deep golden color with amber hue

NOSE: Oak, vanilla, butterscotch and spices

TASTE: Vanilla, cinnamon, clove, spice

FINISH: Long, smooth, with fading wood and spice notes. 

Double distilled in traditional pot stills. Matured for 16 months in ex Bourbon oak casks to produce a smooth, clean and vibrant flavor with a hint of smoke.

Our Anejo is aged twice as long as the industry standard to produce a complex & full-bodied flavor of Oaky notes, hints of berry, mint & subtle vanilla. Sure to please all paletes.

Chamucos are believed to be dark, shadowy, creatures who appear in dreams and only visit briefly at night. Chamucos play bothersome, frightening and mischievous acts.Chamucos have a playful but secretive nature and they thrive on frightening with clever but mostly harmless pranks. Perhaps it’s the origin of the boogeyman.You may have been visited without knowing it. Some have been startled when awakened by the presence of the dark creature sitting at the edge of their bed watching as they slept. When spotted, the Chamuco will alway vanish into the darkest places. Our slogan, “Si amanece nos vamos” means, “If dawn comes, we will leave.”Frequent sighting are reported at distilleries. What is commonly referred to as the “Angel’s Share,” where mysterious losses from barrel aging occurs, is thought to be consumption by “Chamucos,” thus the origin of our brand name.

Chamucos Anejo Tequila

Elegant and silky, with smooth character that coats the palate with roasted agave and enticing vanilla flavors layered with caramel, toffee, fennel, chocolate and baked or grilled pineapple undertones followed by sun-ripened tropical fruits and spice create a refined, yet unforgettable taste sensation.Beautiful, slightly sweetly with seductive spice, sweet toffee, vanilla essence and tropical spice and butter mint undertones to create a wonderfully unique tequila experience.

History

Born in the Highlands of Jalisco, and raised in the Valleys of Tequila. Don Fulano is a product of the Fonseca family whose story begins in the Highlands of Jalisco where their great grandfathers began cultivating agave 140 years ago. Today - respected agave farmers – they also run La Tequilena, one of the highest-rated and most awarded tequila distilleries.

Don Fulano Anejo is a marriage of very old tequilas aged in French limousine and Nevers oak casks that previously held wines. It’s deep and complex with dried fruits and spice elements like cardamom and allspice which complement elegantly the right touch of sweetness that comes from slowly cooked mature agave. Honey and caramelized nuts emerge from a long finish together with refreshing light menthol. Great to wrap up a nice dinner.

For 18 months our Anejo ages, giving this expression an even richer color, aroma, and flavor, amplifying the present qualities of our reposado. A well rounded, multi-layered palate of sweet oak, butterscotch, finishing with ultra-smooth vanilla highlights. 40% ABV.