Aged for eleven months in an American oak barrel, before being finished in a Cognac cask for three months, this offering from Tequila Herradura's Coleccion de la Casa line is offers an interesting, if subtle flavor profile. It is classified as a reposado tequila because of the eleven months of aging in American oak even though this tequila spent 14 months total in two different barrels, enough for an añejo designation.
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Pretty inoffensive. Feel it’s missing that wonderful brightness of Don Julio or a quality mezcal. But the cognac barrel does add a wonderful complex dark fruit sweetness that isn’t cloying.
Strong. Slight rasp.
Closest flavor profiles across the whole catalog.
