Anejo/Vuelo Vuelo del Aviador Gran Reserva Tequila Anejo 750 ml
Vuelo Vuelo del Aviador Gran Reserva Tequila Anejo 750 ml
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About this bottle
Vuelo del Aviador Gran Reserva Añejo is a tequila from the El Aviador distillery in Jalisco, Mexico, made from a blend of blue and white agave, double distilled and aged at least 18 months in white oak barrels. That blend of agave types is somewhat unusual for a añejo, most of which stick to 100% blue agave, so this expression sits slightly outside the typical mold. Expect a smooth, complex profile with vanilla, honey, and baking spice layered over the base agave character. It's a solid choice for tequila drinkers who want añejo depth with a bit of a different production story.
How to drink Vuelo del Aviador Gran Reserva Añejo
Sip it neat to catch the honey and spice before deciding whether it needs a rock. It also holds up in an añejo Old Fashioned if you'd rather mix it.
Tasting notes
Nosevanilla, honey
Palatevanilla, honey, spices
Finishsmooth
Specs
TequilaWhite oak · Jalisco, Mexico
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What's the best way to serve Vuelo del Aviador Gran Reserva Añejo?
Serve it neat in a rocks glass or snifter at room temperature. Once opened, it keeps its character for a year or more stored upright away from light and heat.
What agave goes into Vuelo del Aviador Gran Reserva Añejo?
It's made from a blend of blue and white agave, double distilled and aged at least 18 months in white oak barrels — a somewhat unusual blend for an añejo in this category, most of which stick to 100% blue agave.
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