Rancho El Vergel (“The Orchard”) is situated more than 6,500 feet above sea level and has the red, iron-rich soil that’s characteristic of the Highlands. Located near Arandas, El Vergel was thought to be unsuitable for growing agave by Carlos Camarena’s father, Felipe. Tequila Ocho was the first crop of agave ever grown on the rancho, which previously grew limes and peaches.
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The first impression is of fresh agave, a lot of fresh grass, light, flavors of pineapple, lemons, grass, salt... the metal and mineral flavors are appreciated, it feels like a young tequila, unburned green wood!...
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