Ocho Tequila Anejo

Appearance: Ocho Tequila Anejo greets the eye with a warm and inviting amber hue, a visual prelude to the rich and sophisticated experience that lies within. Nose: The aroma is a harmonious blend of sweet agave, toasted oak, and subtle hints of vanilla. This olfactory symphony reflects the careful aging process, offering a sensory journey into the depth and complexity imparted by time. Palate: On the palate, Ocho Anejo unveils a velvety texture and a perfect balance of flavors. The sweet, cooked agave takes center stage, showcasing the essence of the Ocho estate. The warmth of oak and delicate sweetness of vanilla contribute to a sophisticated and nuanced tequila experience. Notes of caramel and spice add layers of depth, creating a taste profile that captivates the senses. Finish: The finish is long and satisfying, leaving a warm and memorable afterglow. Ocho Tequila Anejo invites enthusiasts to savor the culmination of agave cultivation, traditional craftsmanship, and the influence of time. Each sip concludes with a reminder of the refined taste found in this distinguished añejo.

The Master Distiller Carlos Camarena is a third generation of tequileros, operating in Jalisco, Mexico. He is well-respected for making high-quality spirits, which have accumulated a respectable amount of awards over the years.
ARANDAS, JALISCO, Mexico— Tequila Ocho, led by legendary master distiller Carlos Camarena, and in memory of late co-founder Tomas Estes, announces the opening of “Los Alambiques,” its new distillery and visitor's experience.Ocho co-founder and master distiller is the legendary Carlos Camarena, a 5th generation agave farmer and 3rd generation tequilero. In fact, it was his great-grandfather who was credited with bringing blue agave to the Highlands of Jalisco, an incredible feat for tequileros in Mexico.
PATRÓN AÑEJO is carefully distilled and then aged for over 12 months in a combination of French oak, Hungarian oak and used American whiskey barrels to create our ultra-premium tequila.
Ocho is the first tequila to designate both the year it was produced and the precise field from which the agave was harvested as is done with fine wines. Each estate, or “rancho” produces a limited amount of agave, each vintage of Ocho is both rare and collectable.
Like other types of tequila, añejos are produced in Mexico's highland and lowland regions. The richer soil of the highlands can make this region's agaves sweeter, making for fruitier tequilas. And lowland tequilas taste earthier because of the area's water.

Size: 750 mL

Proof: 40%
*Please note that the ABV may vary