Anejo/Herradura Ultra Anejo 750 ml

Herradura Ultra Anejo 750 ml

Jalisco, Mexico · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Herradura Ultra is a cristalino tequila — an añejo aged twelve months in American oak, then charcoal-filtered until the color drops out and the liquid runs crystal clear. Casa Herradura built it in Amatitán, Jalisco, from 100% blue agave, finishing it with a touch of agave nectar so the barrel sweetness stays put. The aroma is sweet, smoky agave; the palate turns velvety with vanilla, toasted nuts, and caramel before an ultra-smooth close. It looks like a blanco and drinks like an aged pour, which is the whole trick. Serve it neat in a glass where the clarity shows, or pour it over a single large cube for anyone who wants aged tequila without the amber.

How to drink Herradura Ultra

Serve it neat in a glass where the clarity shows, or pour it over one large cube for aged tequila without the amber.

Tasting notes
Nosesweet, smoky agave
Palatevanilla, toasted nuts, caramel
Finishultra-smooth
Specs

Tequila80 proof · Mash bill: 100% Blue Weber Agave · American oak, charcoal filtered, agave nectar finish · Jalisco, Mexico

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Questions about this bottle

How should Herradura Ultra Anejo be served?

Pour it neat in a snifter or short rocks glass rather than a shot glass, and give it a minute to open up before the first sip. Once opened, it stores fine at room temperature away from light — no refrigeration needed.

What makes Herradura Ultra a cristalino?

It's an añejo aged twelve months in American oak, then charcoal-filtered until the color drops out and the liquid runs crystal clear, finished with a touch of agave nectar so the barrel sweetness stays put.

How long is Herradura Ultra Anejo aged?

It's aged 12 months.

What should I know about Herradura?

Casa Herradura is one of the oldest continuously operating tequila distilleries in Mexico, and still uses slower, traditional fermentation methods across its range.

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