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Using 100% Weber blue agave, picked at their peak, anywhere from 8-12 years old. The Anejo is aged in French Oak barrels for a minimum of 14 months. Its finish is spicy and well rounded with flavors of toasted oak, vanilla and butterscotch. This deep, luxurious tequila is ideal for sipping.

Round, smooth, tingling. A full, balanced blend that starts with brown sugar sweetness, fades to soft oak and clean agave. A lingering warmth that finishes very clean with white pepper and oak dryness. 40%abv

Aged in charred American White Oak barrels and color fine-filtered to crystal-clear. Aromas of wood and vanilla intertwined with cooked agave and subtle spices. Smooth on the palate with woody notes, vanilla and caramel for a sweet, rich flavor.

The Espolon Anejo is aged in new American oak for ten months and then placed into charred bourbon whiskey barrels and aged two months longer to create a tequila rich in character with a taste all its own. This one deserves to be sipped, alone or with an ice cube. Gold Medal: 2015 San Francisco World Spirits Awards

El Tesoro uses 100% estate grown agave, allowing the agave to grow longer than most to peak maturity and double distilling to proof without adding water after the final distillation. The anejo is aged in American oak ex-bourbon barrels for two to three years. The process imparts a strong influence of oak but retains a complexion of agave, with floral and pepper notes on the nose and palate. 95 Points - Beverage Testing Institute Awards 2020. 40%abv

100% agave tequila aged for 12 months in American oak barrels has a sensory profile that is unique in its class. Aromas: Sweet notes of coffee and nuts. Finish: Silky with an intense wood flavor and smoky tones. 40%abv

A Tequila from the Baja, the Platinum is aged in bourbon barrels for 15 months. Although an Anejo, its filtering process gives it a crystal clear appearance. It is hand-bottled in clay jugs and cork-sealed to reflect the spirit of the Baja California Peninsula. In company lore, a Hussong employee invented the Margarita in the 1890s.