Anejo/Elevaso Extra Anejo Doble Madera 750 ml

Elevaso Extra Anejo Doble Madera 750 ml

Tequila · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Doble madera means double wood, and that is the whole thesis of Elevaso Extra Añejo Doble Madera, an extra añejo tequila rested five years across American and French oak. The two barrels split the work: American oak brings vanilla, caramel and butterscotch, French oak adds a drier, spicier frame, and half a decade lets the pair settle into one dark amber pour. Cooked agave keeps its seat under all that dessert-shop sweetness, and the finish trades a wisp of smoke for a soft landing at 80 proof. Five years is well past the three the extra añejo category demands, which puts this bottle in sipping territory by design. Treat it as the after-dinner pour — neat in a rocks glass, no rocks, alongside espresso or dark chocolate.

Tasting notes
NoseVanilla, caramel and butterscotch over cooked agave
PalateSweet oak-led caramel and butterscotch with cooked agave underneath
FinishSmooth with a light smoky edge
Specs

Tequila80 proof · American and French oak barrels

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What does 'extra añejo' mean for tequila?

Extra añejo is the oldest legal aging class for tequila, requiring a minimum of three years in oak — this bottle is aged five, well past that minimum.

What makes 'doble madera' different from a standard añejo?

Doble madera means the tequila rests across two different wood types — American and French oak here — rather than a single barrel type, which layers vanilla and caramel from the American oak with a drier, spicier frame from the French oak.

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