Tequila Ocho selects agaves from particular ranchos to put a focus on the terroir of the agave. This particular tequila comes from the San Agustin rancho near the town of Jesús María which was leased to the Camarena family for the purpose of growing agave. The extra añejo is aged for 3 years in ex-American bourbon casks and is bottled at 80 proof. Note a single barrel extra añejo exists from this vintage and rancho at a higher proof and limited availability.
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Great stuff. Full of flavors from caramel, chocolate/espresso, oak, a little pepper, cherries, and caramelized agave. Zero burn. To top it all off, I got the last pour where I tried it and it wasn’t charged on the bill. Cost $30/pour on tequila menu.
Floral nose, pepper taste. Lingering but only for a short while.
Spice meets cocoa Tasty with a light burn down
Closest flavor profiles across the whole catalog.
