Tita Dona Celia Anejo 750 ml
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About this bottle
Tita Dona Celia is a smaller-production tequila brand we don't have deep, independently confirmed background on — the name suggests a family or matriarch-honoring story typical of boutique tequila labels, but we can't verify the specific distillery or family history behind it. As an Añejo, it's legally required to age at least 12 months in oak barrels of no more than 600 liters, which puts it in the same aging bracket as most mainstream añejo tequilas. Expect the general añejo profile — cooked agave under vanilla, caramel, and oak — until the label or producer confirms more specific details.
How to drink Tita Doña Celia Añejo
Serve it neat in a small glass to taste the oak character directly, the way añejo tequila is usually meant to be enjoyed. It also works in an Añejo Old Fashioned if you'd rather use it in a cocktail.
Specs
TequilaAmerican oak · Jalisco, Mexico
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Questions about this bottle
How should I serve Tita Doña Celia Añejo?
Sip it neat or on the rocks in a rocks glass — a year or more in oak gives it enough depth to drink slowly rather than as a shot.
How long is Tita Doña Celia Añejo aged?
It's aged at least 12 months in American oak barrels, the minimum required for the añejo designation.
What cocktails work well with Tita Doña Celia Añejo?
It works well in a Tequila Old Fashioned, where its oak-aged character stands in for whiskey while keeping the agave notes front and center.
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