Codigo 1530 Extra Anejo 750 ml
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About this bottle
Codigo 1530 Origen spends six years in French white oak barrels that once held Napa Valley Cabernet — patience few extra añejo tequilas can claim. The distillery cooks 100% Blue Weber agave in the lowland town of Amatitán, Jalisco, and adds nothing after the still — no sweeteners, coloring or flavoring — so the wine-barrel years do all the work. Six years is genuinely old for the category, and the pour drinks closer to a fine cognac than a typical tequila: dried fig, butterscotch and roasted agave under dark chocolate and oak tannin, the agave still legible at the center. Serve it neat in a snifter after dinner, anywhere brandy would otherwise go.
How to drink Código 1530 Origen
Give it the cognac treatment — a snifter, a little time to breathe, and nothing added. At six years in wine casks, ice would flatten exactly what makes it worth seeking out.
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Specs
Tequila80 proof · Mash bill: 100% Blue Weber Agave · French white oak, ex-Napa Cabernet · Jalisco, Mexico
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How should I serve Código 1530 Extra Añejo Origen?
Sip it neat in a snifter or tulip glass — six years in wine barrels gives it the depth for slow sipping rather than mixing.
How long is Código 1530 Origen aged?
Six years in French white oak barrels that once held Napa Valley Cabernet — genuinely old for the extra añejo category.
Does Código 1530 Origen contain additives?
No — the distillery adds nothing after the still, no sweeteners, coloring, or flavoring, so the wine-barrel years do all the work.
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