| Management number | 248648033 | Release Date | 2026/09/03 | List Price | US$140.00 | Model Number | 248648033 | ||
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Añejo Tequila | 40% ABV (80 Proof) | 750mL | Tamaulipas, Mexico | Additive Free Alliance | NOM 1127
Chinaco Añejo Tequila Vintage 2025 is a 2026 release created to honor more than 50 years of Chinaco tequila tradition. Produced in Tamaulipas at Tequilera La Gonzaleña, this limited añejo release brings back Chinaco’s original green label and glass bottle presentation, giving the bottle a nostalgic identity tied to one of Mexico’s most historically important ultra-premium tequila brands.
This expression is made from Azul Weber Tequilana agave grown in Tamaulipas, where Chinaco’s terroir gives the tequila a flavor profile distinct from many Jalisco-produced tequilas. According to the provided product sheet, Chinaco plants over 60,000 agaves annually from mother plants within the same region, helping maintain consistency and quality across the brand’s production.
The tequila is produced using low-temperature autoclave cooking, molino grinding, stainless steel fermentation for 72 hours, and modified alembic copper stills restored from the original pair purchased in 1972. Chinaco Añejo Tequila Vintage 2025 is aged in select white oak barrels and presented as a blend that includes predominantly 2002 Extra Añejo aged 3 years and Añejo aged 1 year. The result is a mature, smooth, and distinctive añejo tequila with fruit, herbs, wood, leather, and a clean finish.
Chinaco Añejo Tequila Vintage 2025 is best enjoyed neat to appreciate its mature fruit, herbal character, leather, wood, and clean finish. The product sheet recommends sipping it neat and savoring it like a fine cognac, which fits the tequila’s aged profile and limited-release positioning.
Serve it in a tequila glass or small spirits glass and allow it to rest briefly before sipping. This gives the fruit, wood, and herbal notes more time to open. A large ice cube can also work if you prefer a softer pour, but this bottle is best treated as a sipping añejo rather than a cocktail-focused tequila. Its vintage presentation and original-label design also make it a strong gift bottle for tequila collectors.
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