Gran Orendain Anejo
$134.99
Marcela Orendain Gonzalez is the sister of Eduardo and Jamie of Arette. Marcela does things a little differently in her distillery Casa Mexicana. Gran Orendain is triple distilled, making for a light, delicate, and drier spirit of high quality. The French oak used for maturation is different than the typical ex-bourbon in that it gives a more mild and spicy profile with earthy hints and allows the spirit itself to show off.
Lagrimas De Dolores Joven
$104.99
This is another line of single varietal Mezcals, though this one from Durango. Not a ton of Information is out there about the Mezquital varietal (aside from that it’s viable from the ages of about 9 to 13 years) so we let the bottle speak for itself. Dry with a moderate smokiness, but an essence of agave penetrates through it all. Hints of honey and minerality come through towards the finish
Gran Centenario Anejo Tequila
$63.99
From The Producer
"Aged in new American oak barrels to achieve a tequila of unparalleled smoothness and quality. Our Añejo offers aromatic notes of toasted oak, chocolate, caramel, and nuts. The tequila is soft and complex with a slightly sweet taste and a balanced profile.
Gran Centenario® has been carrying Mexican traditions and heritage for generations. Since 1857 we have made tequila the traditional way – by selecting and harvesting only the finest agaves, roasting them in traditional brick ovens, and conducting a slow distillation process in small batches. Artfully crafted in the highlands of Jalisco, you can taste the tradition in every sip. That’s why we’re Mexico’s #1 tequila*."
Maestro Dobel Diamonte Tequila
$68.99
From The Producer
"Made with 100% pure agave and formulated using a blend of Extra-Añejo, Añejo and Reposado tequilas, this exceptional tequila is unique.
After the tequila has completed its aging process, it goes through a proprietary filtration process that allows us to selectively remove the color, while preserving the tequila’s complexity and smoothness."
Casamigos Mezcal
$97.99
The Casamigos Mezcal joins the company's Tequila staple as a regular part of their line up. It is made form 100% Espadin Agave that has been smoked underground in earthen pits for 4-6 days. The pinas cooled then crushed by a traditional horse-powered tahona wheel. After that it is fermented, then distilled using copper pot stills. Bottled at 40%.
Casamigos started its life as a Tequila brand created by long time friends George Clooney (yes, THAT George Clooney) and Rande Gerber and Mike Meldman in 2013. It was sold to Diageo in 2017 for between 500 million and 1 billion dollars.
Cenizo Colonial Temohaya
$82.99
Cenizo Colonial is a line of single village Mezcals from the state of Durango. This Cenizo spirit is from the village of San Miguel Temoaya. The machete crushed agave is wild fermented and distilled in unique “Filipino-style” stills. More unique still is the aromas on this bottle. Sweat, light smoke and hints of reptile aquarium with a dry, earthy palate with light tropical fruit and floral notes.
Volcan Blanco Tequila
$69.99
Moet Hennessey's foray into tequila, and you know they won't be cutting corners on anything!
Producer Description: "An expression of our terroir, Tequila Blanco blends its herbal, citrus, and spice notes indicative of the low lands with fruit notes of cherry, pear, and peach from the highlands."
Volcan Anejo Cristalino
$109.99
Volcan de Mi Tierra takes its name from volcano. The Anejo Cristalino is made from 100% Agave harvested from the Lowlands. It is aged in casks for a t least a year and then filtered to take out the colour and make it a clear tequila once more.
From The Producer
"Our premium, aged Tequila Cristalino blends robust notes such as vanilla, caramel, and chocolate, all blended in casks from the old world to create a unique, but deep flavor"
Tapatio Tequila Reposado
$66.99
For three quarters of a century, Taptio was only available within Mexico itself, From Distiller Carlos Camarena, this is tequila is made from 100% Blue Agave and aged in oak casks for four months before bottling, creating just a slightly more mellow and rounded style than a blanco. If you want a Tequila where the oak is secondary and the spirit still sings through, try this one out!