Anejo/Lamborghini Anejo 750 ml
Lamborghini Anejo 750 ml
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About this bottle
Lamborghini Añejo is a Mexican tequila carrying the Tonino Lamborghini name — the lifestyle label run by Ferruccio Lamborghini's son, not the carmaker itself. Made from 100% blue agave and double-distilled, it rests in oak for at least sixteen months, long enough to pull the category into añejo territory. Cacao and roasted agave lead the aroma; the palate follows with oak, more cacao, and a bright thread of citrus that keeps the sweetness in check. It leans dessert-forward without going syrupy. This is a bottle that trades partly on the badge, but there is real aged tequila inside. Sip it neat, or build it into an añejo cocktail where the cocoa note has room to show.
How to drink Lamborghini Añejo
Sip it neat in a small glass to let the cacao and citrus notes show. If you want it in a cocktail, an añejo-style Old Fashioned swap lets the oak and chocolate carry through better than a citrus-forward margarita would.
Tasting notes
NoseIntense cacao, oak, roasted agave
PalateCacao, oak, bright citrus
FinishWarm and lightly sweet
Specs
Tequila80 proof · Mash bill: 100% Blue Weber Agave · Oak
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Questions about this bottle
How should I drink an añejo tequila like this?
Neat, in a small glass, to let the cacao and oak notes show — añejo tequila is built for sipping, not shooting.
What cocktails suit an añejo tequila?
An añejo Old Fashioned swap lets the oak and cacao notes carry through better than a citrus-forward margarita would.
How long is this tequila aged?
At least sixteen months in oak, long enough to place it in añejo territory under Mexican tequila regulations.
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