Alma De Agave Anejo 750 ml
About this bottle
Alma De Agave Añejo is an aged tequila that spends at least a year in oak barrels, well past the reposado minimum, giving it a darker color and heavier wood influence than either the blanco or reposado in the same line. That extended barrel time pulls it closer to a sipping spirit than a mixing one. Expect caramel, toasted oak, and dried fruit on the nose, a rich, rounded palate with vanilla and baking spice over the agave base, and a long, warm finish. It suits someone who wants a tequila built for slow sipping rather than a margarita pitcher.
How to drink Alma De Agave Añejo
Treat it like a fine spirit rather than a mixer — neat or with a single large cube is the way to let the oak and caramel notes show. Mixing it into a cocktail would bury the barrel character that sets it apart from the blanco and reposado.
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Questions about this bottle
What does 'añejo' mean on a tequila label?
Añejo means 'aged' — the tequila rests in oak barrels for at least one year, longer than a reposado, which gives it a darker color and heavier wood character.
Should this tequila be sipped or mixed?
It's built for sipping neat or on a single rock — its extended barrel aging is best appreciated on its own rather than mixed into a cocktail.
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