Anejo/Caballito Cerrero Azul Anejo 750 ML

Caballito Cerrero Azul Anejo 750 ML

Tequila · 92 Proof
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About this bottle

Caballito Cerrero Azul Añejo comes from Santa Rita Fábrica in Jalisco, Mexico, made from blue Weber agave using the same traditional brick-oven cooking, double milling, and open-air wild-yeast fermentation as the rest of the Caballito Cerrero range. It rests as an añejo in oak before bottling at 46% ABV. The blue agave base gives a cleaner, more familiar profile than its Chato sibling — cooked agave and oak up front, with unripe banana, cinnamon, and black pepper carrying through to a finish with a light peanut note. It suits drinkers who like classic añejo character but want a small-production, traditionally-made alternative to certified tequila.

How to drink Caballito Cerrero Azul Añejo

Sip it neat in a small glass to catch the cinnamon and black pepper before they fade. It holds up fine over a single rock if you want it slightly cooler, but this one isn't built for cocktails.

Specs

Tequila92 proof

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Questions about this bottle

What agave is used in Caballito Cerrero Azul Añejo?

Blue Weber agave, the same varietal most tequila is made from, though this expression isn't certified as tequila since it's produced outside the regulated category.

How should I store and serve this bottle?

Store it upright out of direct sunlight, and serve it neat in a small glass at room temperature to get the full cinnamon and black pepper finish.

How is it produced?

It's made at Santa Rita Fábrica in Jalisco using traditional brick steam ovens, double-pass milling, and open-air fermentation with wild yeast before resting as an añejo in oak.

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