With a history dating back to 1924, Antiguo de Herradura was originally the estate tequila served to guests and family members at Casa Herradura. This añejo sees 16 months of wood aging compared to their higher-tiered Herradura Añejo which is aged for over 25 months.
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Best 25$ you can spend. This is hard to find in the States; it's only available South of the border. If you get a bottle it's worth it. Tastes like your typical tequila. Well rounded. Smooth. Blows anything else you can find in this price range out of the water.
Almost a salty, olive-y aftertaste. With a little ice i might have called it a “tequila martini”. Happy with the purchase.
Closest flavor profiles across the whole catalog.
