Under $50 Heavy Hitters/Sauza Hornitos Cristalino anejo 750 ml

Sauza Hornitos Cristalino anejo 750 ml

Jalisco, Mexico · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Sauza Hornitos Cristalino Añejo is a 100% blue agave tequila aged a minimum of six months in American oak, then charcoal-filtered in the cristalino style to strip out the color the aging left behind while keeping the flavor. The result looks close to a blanco but drinks with more roundness — oak, vanilla, and caramel sit underneath a clean, almost crystal-clear appearance. Sauza is one of the larger, longer-established tequila houses, so this is a widely available cristalino rather than a boutique small-batch release. Expect a smooth, approachable tequila built for both sipping and mixing.

How to drink Sauza Hornitos Cristalino

Serve it chilled, neat or over one rock — the cristalino filtering keeps it refreshing enough to drink that way despite the aging underneath. It also works in a cristalino margarita if you want the extra depth in a cocktail.

Tasting notes
Noseoak, vanilla
Palateoak, vanilla, caramel
Finishsmooth
Specs

Tequila80 proof · American oak, charcoal-filtered · Jalisco, Mexico

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What's the best way to serve Sauza Hornitos Cristalino Añejo?

Serve it chilled in a rocks glass or tequila glass. Once opened, it keeps its character for a year or more stored upright away from light and heat.

What does "cristalino" mean for this tequila?

It's an añejo aged a minimum of six months in American oak, then charcoal-filtered to strip out the color the aging left behind while keeping the flavor — it looks close to a blanco but drinks with more roundness.

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