Anejo/Terra Sagrada Extra Anejo 750 ml
Terra Sagrada Extra Anejo 750 ml
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About this bottle
Terra Sagrada Extra Anejo is a tequila made from 100% blue agave. It is aged for a minimum of three years in American oak barrels, giving it a deep golden color and a smooth, complex flavor. The tequila has notes of oak, vanilla, and caramel, with a hint of spice. It suits sipping neat or in a variety of cocktails.
How to drink Terra Sagrada Extra Añejo
Pour it neat in a snifter and let the extra añejo's three-plus years of oak breathe before tasting. It's a sipping tequila through and through — save the citrus and salt for a younger bottle.
Tasting notes
Noseoak, vanilla
Palateoak, vanilla, caramel, spice
Finishsmooth
Specs
TequilaAmerican oak · Mexico
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Terra Sagrada Extra Añejo?
Serve it neat in a snifter at room temperature. Once opened, it keeps its character for a year or more stored upright away from light and heat.
How is Terra Sagrada Extra Añejo aged?
It's made from 100% blue agave and aged a minimum of three years in American oak barrels.
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