Anejo/Xoloitzcuintle Anejo 1 L

Xoloitzcuintle Anejo 1 L

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About this bottle

Xoloitzcuintle Anejo is a Jalisco tequila aged a minimum of eighteen months in American oak barrels, well past the one-year floor for the anejo category. The extended rest builds real oak depth: expect vanilla and toasted wood up front, jalapeno and cinnamon spice through the middle, and a silky, pepper-and-oak palate that finishes with a light touch of butterscotch. It's a fuller, more deliberately aged style than most bar-shelf anejos, built for slow sipping rather than shots. Comes in a 1-liter bottle. Good for tequila drinkers who want the oak-forward, dessert-adjacent side of anejo without losing the underlying agave character.

How to drink Xoloitzcuintle Anejo

Pour it neat, at room temperature, in a proper glass - eighteen months in oak is worth tasting without ice diluting it. If you want it in a cocktail, an Old Fashioned built with anejo instead of whiskey shows off the vanilla and butterscotch notes well.

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How should Xoloitzcuintle Anejo be served?

Neat, at room temperature, in a proper glass rather than over ice - the extended oak aging deserves an undiluted pour.

Can it be used in cocktails?

Yes, it works well as the base of a tequila Old Fashioned, where its vanilla and butterscotch notes come through against bitters and sugar.

How long is Xoloitzcuintle Anejo aged?

A minimum of eighteen months in American oak barrels, longer than the one-year minimum required for the anejo category.

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