Corazón de Agave Expresiones Añejo Tequila Aged in Elmer T. Lee Barrels

Corazón de Agave Expresiones Añejo Tequila offers an unparalleled tasting experience, crafted with 100% agave and aged for 12 months in carefully selected Elmer T. Lee bourbon barrels from Buffalo Trace Distillery. This single-estate tequila from Casa San Matías in Jalisco, Mexico, embodies a smooth and complex profile, with notes of cooked agave, caramel, vanilla, and subtle oak. The Expresiones Edition showcases an artful blend of Mexican craftsmanship and American whiskey barrel-aging expertise, creating a luxurious añejo tequila perfect for aficionados seeking a distinctive and refined spirit.

Key Features

• Añejo tequila aged 12 months in Elmer T. Lee bourbon barrels
• Part of the limited Expresiones del Corazón series
• 100% agave, single-estate production from Casa San Matías, Jalisco, Mexico
• Smooth and complex profile with flavors of caramel, vanilla, and oak
• 40% ABV (80 Proof)
• Distilled and bottled by Tequila San Matías, imported by Sazerac Co.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Sweet aromas of caramel and vanilla with hints of agave and bourbon oak.
• Palate: Smooth and full-bodied, featuring flavors of rich caramel, cooked agave, vanilla, and a touch of oak.
• Finish: Long, warming finish with lingering notes of oak and sweet agave.

How to Enjoy
Sip Corazón de Agave Expresiones Añejo Tequila neat or on the rocks to fully appreciate its complex flavor profile. Its smooth and layered character also makes it an excellent choice for premium tequila-based cocktails, like a refined Old Fashioned or a rich Añejo Margarita.

FAQ

• What makes Corazón Expresiones Añejo unique?
  This tequila is aged in Elmer T. Lee bourbon barrels, providing a unique blend of Mexican tequila and American bourbon influences for a distinct flavor profile.

• How long is this añejo tequila aged?
  Corazón Expresiones Añejo is aged for 12 months, allowing it to develop a smooth and complex character.

• Where is this tequila produced?
  This tequila is produced at the Casa San Matías distillery in Jalisco, Mexico, using single-estate agave.