Anejo/Chamucos Tequila Extra Anejo Limited Edition 750ml
Chamucos Tequila Extra Anejo Limited Edition 750ml
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About this bottle
Chamucos Extra Añejo Limited Edition is made from 100% blue agave and aged a minimum of three years in American oak, giving it a deep, rich character well beyond the añejo minimum. Chamucos is known for its distinctive skull-shaped bottles, tying the brand to Mexican folklore and the devil-themed imagery its name references. Expect a smooth, complex profile with oak, vanilla, and caramel layered over the agave's base sweetness, closer to a fine brandy than a mixing tequila. This limited release suits collectors and serious tequila drinkers looking for both a striking bottle and a well-aged spirit.
How to drink Chamucos Extra Añejo
Pour it neat in a snifter and take your time — three years of oak gives it enough depth to be sipped like a fine spirit rather than shot. Save the distinctive bottle for display once it's empty; that's half the appeal of this one.
Tasting notes
Nosesweet, smoky
Palateoak, vanilla, caramel
Finishlong, smooth, spiced
Specs
Tequila80 proof · American oak · Jalisco, Mexico
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How should I drink Chamucos Extra Añejo?
Sip it neat in a snifter or tequila copita at room temperature. Extra añejo tequilas are aged long enough to be treated like a fine whisky rather than shot with salt and lime.
What does the Extra Añejo designation mean?
By Mexican regulation, Extra Añejo tequila must be aged in oak for a minimum of three years; Chamucos's is aged in American oak, which builds its caramel and vanilla depth.
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