Aha Toro Blanco
$48.99
"Tequila Aha Toro has been handmade for over a century at the hacienda “El Olvido” in the tiny village of Jesùs Maria in the province of Jalisco. The hacienda is the centre of the distillery and has a wealth of history. Located in the highlands, at 2100 meters above sea level, the area benefits from the ideal growing conditions. Each bottle is a unique piece of hand blown glass also handcrafted by Mexican artisans," according to importer Lanigan-Edwards. "Blanco is in its most pure and simple state, true to its 100% agave essence. It is a powerful un-aged Tequila that shows how traditionally made Tequila from the mountains of Jalisco should taste. This lively and crisp tequila is the best choice for ultra premium cocktails. Aha Toro Blanco may also be enjoyed straight up in a snifter, chilled first in the refrigerator or the freezer, then sipped. Red apples are dominant with a hint of minerals and honey. Soft and fruity opening, followed by minerals and honey, with a sweet fruit and peppery finish."
Herencia de Plata Anejo
$56.99
Herencia Mexicana is a traditionally-made tequila that uses 100% premium quality, ripe blue agave. The amber color reflects the tequila's great full body, which also comes through on the nose, full of notes of cooked of ripe agave, a subtle touch of vanilla and delicate fine wood. On the palate this shows patient cave aging, evoking agave recently removed from the kiln and a preciously smooth aftertaste.
Don Julio 1942
$329.99
An exquisite Anejo created to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the opening of Don Julio's first distillery. Rested in oak barrels for over 2 years. Pure golden colour, full nose of vanilla, apple and oak. Silky profile with a sweet vanilla finish, all put into a fancy oversized bottle for those that care about the bottle more than the liquid inside.
Producer Description
"Celebrated in exclusive cocktail bars, restaurants and nightclubs, the iconic Don Julio 1942 Tequila is the choice of connoisseurs around the globe. Produced in small batches and aged for a minimum of two and a half years, Don Julio 1942 Tequila is handcrafted in tribute to the year that Don Julio González began his tequila-making journey."
Mezcal Union El Viejo
$124.99
From Mezcal Union comes this bottling made with both Espadin and Tobala agave.
Excellia Tequila Anejo
$121.99
Aged 18 months in Grand Cru Sauternes wine casks and in Cognac barrels, this is a very decadent tequila from the word go!
Excellia Tequila Reposado
$91.99
Matured 9 months in Grand Cru Sauternes wine casks and ex-Cognac barrels this Reposado, or "rested" tequila, has a maturity well beyond its age. Multi-layered and very complex with a long robust finish.
Crotalo Anejo Tequila
$99.99
A soft and complex tequila that begs to be tried! A true sipping tequila for serious fans! Crotalo Anejo is double barrel-aged for just over two years: a little more than a year in French oak barrels, and then one year in "proprietary oak barrels." Don't miss the chance to try this one.
Herradura Anjeo
$84.99
"Tequila Herradura (officially Grupo Industrial Herradura) is a tequila distiller located in Amatitán, Jalisco, Mexico. It was formally founded in 1870 by Félix López and the business remained in the family for over 125 years. Today it is owned by US beverage maker Brown-Forman, but the tequila is still made in the same place and facilities under a Mexican subsidiary. Tequila products sold under the Herradura name are still 100% agave, made in the same traditional ways as those of the last century. The company makes other tequila products such as El Jimador," according to Wikipedia.
Cabo Wabo Reposado Tequila
$77.99
Sammy Hagar created this bang-up tequila while off-stage in Guadalajara and ultimately brought it back to serve at his nightclub, Cabo Wabo, in Cabo San Lucas, Baja, Mexico. It's the genuine article, 100% weber blue agave, baked in wood-fired adobe ovens and double-pot distilled the old-fashioned way for a rich, soul-warming taste. If you can't get to Mexico this winter, bring some Mexico home!