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Anejo/Don Fulano Anejo 750 ml
Don Fulano Anejo 750 ml
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About this bottle
Don Fulano Añejo is a highland tequila made from 100% blue Weber agave grown around Los Altos, Jalisco, and distilled at La Tequilena. It rests a minimum of 30 months in French oak - longer than most añejos see before bottling - and nothing is added to color, sweeten, or soften the final spirit. That extended aging shows clearly: banana bread, cardamom, and warm baking spice on the nose, honey and a drying, structured mouthfeel across the palate, and a long, oak-driven finish. Bottled at 80 proof, it drinks like a sipping spirit built for slow attention rather than mixing.
How to drink Don Fulano Añejo
This one earns a snifter and a few minutes to open up before the first sip - neat is the right call, no ice needed. The oak and spice hold their own in an Old Fashioned if you want to see it in a cocktail, but that's a secondary use for a tequila built to be sipped.
Tasting notes
NoseBanana bread, warm oak, cardamom, baking spice, vanilla
PalateRich baking spice, subtle honey, tropical fruit, drying structure
FinishLong, drying, oak-forward and warm
Specs
Tequila80 proof · Mash bill: 100% Blue Weber Agave · French oak · Los Altos, Jalisco
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Questions about this bottle
How should I serve this?
Neat, in a tulip glass or snifter, with a few minutes of air before the first sip - this is a sipping añejo, not an ice pour.
Does it work in cocktails?
It can carry an Old Fashioned thanks to the oak and spice, but the extended aging is really built for sipping rather than mixing.
What makes this different from other añejos?
It spends a minimum of 30 months in French oak, well past the one-year minimum most añejos use, and nothing beyond agave and wood is added to the spirit.
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