Anejo/Espanita Double Barrel Anejo 750 ml
Espanita Double Barrel Anejo 750 ml
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About this bottle
Espanita Double Barrel Añejo is aged at least 18 months across two different oak barrel types — typically American oak followed by a French oak finish — building a more layered profile than a single-barrel añejo. The first barrel imparts the bold vanilla, caramel, and spice American oak is known for, while the second adds notes of dried fruit, chocolate, and toasted wood associated with French oak. Expect a smooth, balanced tequila with real complexity and a long, satisfying finish that carries flavors from both aging stages. It's built for sipping neat as a showcase tequila rather than a mixing spirit.
How to drink Espanita Double Barrel Añejo
Pour it neat in a snifter and take your time — the double-barrel process is built to be tasted layer by layer. Skip the ice here; it mutes exactly the complexity this añejo is made to show.
Tasting notes
Nosevanilla, dried fruit
Palatechocolate, toasted oak
Finishlong, complex
Specs
TequilaAmerican oak, French oak finish · Jalisco, Mexico
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Questions about this bottle
How should I serve Espanita Double Barrel Añejo?
Serve it neat or on the rocks in a rocks glass.
Can Espanita Double Barrel Añejo go in cocktails?
It sips well neat, but its dried-fruit and chocolate notes also work in a tequila Old Fashioned.
What barrels age Espanita Double Barrel Añejo?
It ages at least 18 months across two oak types — American oak first, then a French oak finish — with the American oak building bold vanilla and spice and the French oak adding dried fruit, chocolate, and toasted-wood notes.
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