Released under the Gran Patrón label by Patrón Spirits, this añejo tequila follows a unique production process. This tequila is distilled twice before being aged at least one year in American and French oak barrels. It is then distilled again and stored in vintage Bordeaux barrels. This process gives this tequila its name - "Burdeos" is Spanish for Bordeaux.
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Sweet Carmel and vanilla on the front with such a smooth agave finish on the back. I could not think of a more perfect transition of high end whiskey to tequila. So lucky to have tried this on more than one occasion.
This is the finest Tequila I have tasted, smooth, rich, and no burn. This will be a go to for a long time, I prefer whiskeys, but hard to turn away this over any whiskey. A sipping mans drink on any day.
Amazing. Beautiful aroma of raisins, wood, and caramel. Tastes extremely smooth. Looks and tastes more like an extra añejo than an añejo
This is not your typical tequila. This is meant to sip and savor. Highly rated and not for the light hearted drinker .
Another next level tequila, well done Had at Galpao Gaucho Brazilian Steakhouse in SA
Tried neat awhile back thanks to my distributor friend, Tanya.
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Closest flavor profiles across the whole catalog.
