Dos Artes Anejo Ceramic Bottle Tequila
Dos Artes Anejo Ceramic Bottle Tequila
Immerse yourself in the artistry of Dos Artes Anejo Ceramic Bottle Tequila, a true representation of fine craftsmanship and tradition from the Lowlands of Amatitán, Jalisco. Curated by the esteemed Master Distiller Jesús Partida, this remarkable tequila promises an unparalleled tasting experience that will delight both connoisseurs and newcomers alike.
Key Features:
- Agave Cooking: Autoclave
- Extraction: Roll Mill
- Fermentation: Natural, hybrid
- Distillation: Alambique (Pot Still), Double Distillation
- Barrel Aging: American and French Oak
- Category: Tequila 100% Blue Agave, 40% ABV
Tasting Notes:
Indulge your senses with the rich and complex flavors of Dos Artes Anejo. Delight in the enticing aromas of:
- Coffee
- Dark Chocolate
- Vanilla
- Caramel
On the palate, experience a harmonious blend of:
- Caramelized Cherries
- Pears
- Oranges
Complete your tasting journey with a velvety finish, enriched by notes of caramel, chocolate, maple, and coffee, accented with a subtle hint of English mint.
Why Choose Dos Artes Anejo?
This tequila is not just a drink; it's a celebration of tradition and quality. Perfect for sipping or as a luxurious addition to cocktails, Dos Artes Anejo will elevate any occasion. Whether you are a connoisseur or new to the world of tequila, this exquisite offering is sure to impress.
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