Tequila/Arette Artesanal Gran Clase Extra Anejo 750 ml

Arette Artesanal Gran Clase Extra Anejo 750 ml

Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

In the valley town of Tequila itself, brothers Eduardo and Jaime Orendain make Arette Artesanal Gran Clase, an extra añejo tequila aged past the category's three-year mark in used bourbon barrels. Destilería El Llano is one of the oldest working distilleries in the region, and the family's lowland style survives all that oak — cooked agave and a flicker of tropical fruit still lead the nose ahead of fresh-cut wood. The palate runs to dark caramel, vanilla, and malt before a long, warming, barrel-spiced finish. Extra añejo at this level competes with fine whiskey for the after-dinner slot, so pour it the same way: neat, in a snifter or rocks glass, with time to open up.

How to drink Arette Gran Clase Extra Añejo

Dark chocolate or a mild cigar makes a natural pairing, since the tropical fruit and barrel spice hold their own against both. Let it sit in the glass for a few minutes before the first sip — the lowland agave character needs a moment to surface through the oak.

Tasting notes
Nosecooked agave, tropical fruit, fresh-cut wood
Palatedark caramel, vanilla, malt
Finishlong, warming, barrel-spiced
Specs

Tequila80 proof · Mash bill: 100% Blue Weber Agave · used bourbon barrels · Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico

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What's the best way to serve Arette Artesanal Gran Clase Extra Añejo?

Serve it at room temperature in a tequila glass or small tumbler, not ice-cold — chilling mutes the agave character.

How is Arette Artesanal Gran Clase Extra Añejo aged?

In used bourbon barrels for at least 3 years, meeting the entry point for the extra añejo category.

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