Anejo/Chinaco Chinaco Anejo 700ml

Chinaco Chinaco Anejo 700ml

Tamaulipas, Mexico · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Chinaco Añejo is one of the few tequilas made outside Jalisco proper, produced by Destiladora González Díaz Lombardo in Tamaulipas — a small, historic pocket of the official tequila-producing region on Mexico's Gulf side. Made from 100% blue agave, it rests in oak for roughly two years, longer than many competitors use for añejo, which builds a smooth, mellow profile layered with oak, vanilla, and caramel over the agave's earthy backbone. Chinaco was also the first tequila legally exported to the United States as a super-spirit, back in the 1980s, and the brand has leaned on that reputation since. It suits agave drinkers who want an añejo built for the glass, not the blender.

How to drink Chinaco Añejo

Take it neat in a tulip glass to let the oak and vanilla notes develop, the way you'd taste a good brandy. It also holds its own in a well-made Tequila Old Fashioned if you want something more composed than a straight pour.

Tasting notes
Noseoak, vanilla, caramel
Palateagave, oak, caramel
Finishsmooth, mellow
Specs

Tequila80 proof · American oak · Tamaulipas, Mexico

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Questions about this bottle

How should I drink Chinaco Añejo?

Sip it neat or on a single large ice cube in a rocks glass — an añejo like this has enough oak and caramel depth to be enjoyed slowly rather than shot.

Where is Chinaco produced?

Chinaco is made in Tamaulipas, on Mexico's Gulf Coast, rather than the Jalisco highlands or lowlands most tequila comes from — a distinctive growing region that gives its agave a different character.

What's notable about Chinaco as a brand?

Chinaco was one of the first tequilas legally exported to the United States in the modern era, back in 1966, and it remains unusual for being produced outside the main Jalisco denomination zone.

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