Anejo/Tita Dona Celia Edition Tita Dona Celia Edition Tequila Anejo 375 ml
Tita Dona Celia Edition Tita Dona Celia Edition Tequila Anejo 375 ml
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About this bottle
Tita Doña Celia Edición Añejo is made from 100% blue agave and aged a minimum of two years in oak, giving it a fuller, more complex profile than the brand's blanco and reposado expressions. Expect caramel, vanilla, and oak layered over the agave's base sweetness, with a smooth, mellow character and a long finish. Independently verified details on the distillery behind Tita Doña Celia are limited, so treat specific production claims with some caution. Bottled in the smaller 375 ml format, this suits drinkers curious about the brand's top-tier añejo without committing to a full-size bottle.
How to drink Tita Doña Celia Edición Añejo
Sip it neat in a small pour to take in the full two years of oak character. It's a good format for trying the brand's añejo before deciding whether to buy a larger bottle.
Tasting notes
Nosesweet, fruity, caramel, vanilla, oak
Palatesmooth, mellow, spice
Finishlong, lingering
Specs
TequilaOak · Mexico
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Questions about this bottle
How should I drink Tita Doña Celia Edición Añejo?
Sip it neat or on a single large ice cube in a rocks glass, the way you'd drink a young whiskey, rather than as a shot.
What does the añejo designation mean for this bottle?
Añejo tequila must be aged in oak for a minimum of one year by Mexican regulation; this one is aged at least two years, longer than that minimum.
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