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Anejo/San Matias Tahona Anejo 750 ml
San Matias Tahona Anejo 750 ml
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About this bottle
San Matias Tahona Anejo is a tequila made from 100% blue agave. It is aged for 18 months in American oak barrels, giving it a smooth, complex flavor. The tequila is bottled in a hand-blown glass bottle with a unique design that reflects the traditional tahona process used to make the tequila. San Matias Tahona Anejo is a great choice for sipping neat or in a variety of cocktails.
How to drink San Matias Tahona Anejo
Pour it neat in a copita to let the 18 months of oak show through, though a single large rock works if you want it a touch quieter. Save mixing it for something simple, like a tequila old fashioned, so the barrel character doesn't get lost.
Specs
TequilaAmerican oak · Jalisco, Mexico
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Questions about this bottle
How should I drink San Matias Tahona Anejo?
Neat or with a single large ice cube, in a small tulip glass or copita rather than a shot glass, so the oak and agave aromas have room to open up.
How long is San Matias Tahona Anejo aged?
A minimum of 18 months in American oak, which is longer than the one-year minimum required for the anejo category and gives it a darker color and more oak influence than most anejos.
What does "Tahona" refer to in the name?
The tahona is the traditional stone wheel historically used to crush cooked agave before fermentation — a slower, more labor-intensive method than modern roller mills that some producers still use for texture and flavor.
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