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Anejo/Villa One Anejo 750 ml
Villa One Anejo 750 ml
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About this bottle
Villa One Añejo is aged a minimum of one year in American oak barrels, made from 100% blue Weber agave at the brand's distillery in Jalisco, Mexico — co-founded by Nick Jonas and John Varvatos. The year in oak brings caramel, vanilla, and baking spice over the cooked-agave base, with a smooth, rounded palate and a warm, mellow finish. It's built as a sipping tequila that still holds its own in a spirit-forward cocktail, aimed at drinkers moving from bourbon or brandy into aged agave spirits. A solid, approachable añejo without an especially long wood profile.
How to drink Villa One Añejo
Sip it neat like you would a young bourbon, or build it into an añejo Old Fashioned if you want to lean into the oak. It's rounded enough to skip the salt and lime.
Tasting notes
Nosecaramel, vanilla, baking spice
Palatesmooth, rounded
Finishwarm, mellow
Specs
Tequila80 proof · Mash bill: 100% blue Weber agave · American oak · Jalisco, Mexico
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Añejo?
Serve it at room temperature in a tequila glass or small tumbler, not ice-cold — chilling mutes the agave character.
What cocktails work well with Añejo?
Its oak and caramel notes make it a good fit for a Tequila Old Fashioned, though it's also poured neat.
What does 'Añejo' mean for Añejo?
It's aged at least one year in oak, the minimum required by Mexican law for the añejo category.
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