TequilaVerse/Codigo 1530 Anejo 375 ml

Codigo 1530 Anejo 375 ml

Jalisco, Mexico
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About this bottle

Código 1530 Añejo is aged over a year in French oak barrels previously used for red wine, the house signature barrel program that runs across the Código 1530 line. That wine-cask aging brings caramel and vanilla layered with a subtle red-fruit note not typical of most añejo tequilas aged in bourbon barrels. The 375ml bottle is a smaller format for trying the añejo expression. It's a good pick for tequila drinkers looking for a high-quality, distinctively barreled añejo.

How to drink Código 1530 Añejo

Sip it neat in a copita to catch the wine-cask influence fully, treating it more like a fine brandy than a mixing tequila.

Tasting notes
Nosecaramel, vanilla
Palatecaramel, vanilla, subtle red fruit
Finishcomplex
Specs

TequilaFrench oak, ex-red wine · Jalisco, Mexico

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How should Código 1530 Añejo be served?

Serve it in a small tequila glass or snifter at room temperature; añejo tequila is meant to be sipped.

What barrels is Código 1530 Añejo aged in?

It's aged a minimum of one year in French oak barrels previously used for red wine, which adds a subtle red fruit note to the usual caramel and vanilla.

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