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Don Julio/Don Julio Anejo 1.75L
Don Julio Anejo 1.75L
$135.99
About this bottle
Don Julio Añejo is a highland añejo tequila rested at least 18 months in ex-bourbon American white oak, long enough to trade the raw agave bite for something rounder. Don Julio built its name in the Jalisco Highlands, and the elevation shows in the fruit: lime, grapefruit, and mandarin lift off the glass alongside a caramel sweetness. The palate runs full and layered, cooked agave meeting wild honey and oak-infused butterscotch, before a bright, lightly spiced finish. Bottled at 40% ABV, or 80 proof. This 1.75-liter format is the one to reach for when a crowd is coming and the bottle needs to last the night. Pour it neat, or over a single large cube to open up the honey.
How to drink Don Julio Anejo
Pour it neat, or over a single large cube to open up the honey notes further. This is a large-format bottle built to last a crowd through the night.
Tasting notes
Noselime, grapefruit, caramel
Palatecooked agave, honey, butterscotch
Finishbright, spiced
Specs
Tequila80 proof · Mash bill: 100% Blue Weber Agave · Ex-bourbon American white oak · Jalisco Highlands
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve tequila like this?
Sip Don Julio Anejo neat or with a few drops of water in a tequila glass or copita to let the aromas open up. Once opened, store the bottle upright away from light and heat; it will keep indefinitely.
How long is Don Julio Anejo aged?
It's aged a minimum of 18 months.
What kind of barrel is Don Julio Anejo aged in?
It's aged in ex-bourbon American white oak.
Who founded Don Julio?
Don Julio was founded by Julio González, who began producing tequila in the Los Altos (Highlands) region of Jalisco in 1942 and is credited with helping pioneer the añejo style.
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