Adictivo Tequila Extra Rare Extra Anejo Edition De Reyes 14 year 750 ML
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About this bottle
Adictivo Extra Rare Extra Anejo Edicion de Reyes is one of the oldest-aged tequilas on the market, aged 14 years in French Limousin oak wine barrels — far beyond the legal minimum of three years for extra anejo. Adictivo, a Jalisco brand built for the ultra-luxury tequila shelf, uses this kind of extended barrel aging to push the spirit closer in profile to a fine cognac or aged whiskey than a typical tequila: dark caramel, dried fruit, tobacco, and oak dominate, with agave receding to a background note. It's priced and positioned for collectors rather than margarita night.
How to drink Adictivo Extra Rare 14 Year
Serve it neat in a snifter, the way you would an old cognac — 14 years in wood has taken this tequila far enough from its blanco roots that ice or citrus would only get in the way.
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Specs
TequilaFrench Limousin oak (ex-wine)
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Adictivo Extra Rare Extra Anejo Edicion de Reyes 14 Year?
Serve it neat or on a single large rock in a tequila glass or snifter to let the oak notes show — it doesn't need to be ice-cold. Once opened, keep it capped and it will hold its character for years, since tequila doesn't continue to age or fade once bottled.
What kind of casks is Adictivo Extra Rare Extra Anejo Edicion de Reyes 14 Year aged in?
It's aged in French Limousin oak (ex-wine).
How long is Adictivo Extra Rare Extra Anejo Edicion de Reyes 14 Year aged?
It's aged 14 years.
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