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SKORPIOS 1618 Special Edition Year of the Snake Extra Anejo 2025 750ml
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About this bottle
Skorpios 1618 Year of the Snake is a limited-edition extra anejo tequila from Tequila Skorpios, timed to the Chinese zodiac year and packaged for the collector's shelf as much as for drinking. Extra anejo is the oldest tequila designation, requiring a minimum of three years in oak, and this release pushes the profile firmly toward whiskey and cognac territory: dark caramel, dried fruit, and oak spice with the agave character receding into the background. Expect a smooth, rich finish typical of long-aged 100% agave tequila, built for slow neat sipping rather than cocktails.
How to drink Skorpios 1618 Extra Anejo
Serve it neat in a snifter — extended barrel aging like this has moved the tequila well past the point where salt, lime, or a shot glass make sense.
Tasting notes
Nosedark caramel and dried fruit
Palateoak spice, vanilla
Finishsmooth, long
Specs
Tequila
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What's the best way to serve Skorpios 1618 Special Edition Year of the Snake Extra Anejo 2025?
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 does 'extra anejo' mean?
Extra anejo is tequila's oldest designation, requiring a minimum of three years aging in oak — well beyond reposado or anejo — which pushes the profile toward whiskey or cognac territory as the agave character recedes into the background.
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