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1800

Añejo Tequila

Name: 1800 Añejo Tequila 3cl
Brand: 1800
SKU: 10534
Price: 40.95 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (10 reviews)

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Añejo Tequila38%

An ultra premium tequila, 1800 Anejo is aged in small French oak barrels for over 12 months, with a small proportion of it aged in American oak for 3 years.

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“I’m rating this as a novice to a lot of you chaps but I’ve had a few nice ones on the past but this kind of sticks of you know what I mean & I’ll be buying another bottle or two . Quilty taste for sure ?”

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Description

An ultra premium tequila, 1800 Anejo is aged in small French oak barrels for over 12 months, with a small proportion of it aged in American oak for 3 years.

Style

Añejo Tequila

Country

Mexico

Distillery/Brand

1800 Tequila distillery

Dimensions

W:3.5cm x H:7cm x D:3.5cm

Weight

0.08kg

Allergy information

This product does not contain any notifiable allergens.

Customer Rating

4.0

10 reviews

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4 Stars5

3 Stars0

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1 Star0

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Slightly smoky, interesting

This is my first Añejo after a few quality Reposados. I can't say that this has won me over from the Reposado (yet) - I enjoy the actual fresh fruity/vegetal/grassy taste the way I enjoy pisco or grappa. But I am mainly a single malt drinker, so I know that more time needs to be given to each bottle. I drink from a Glencairn glass, no ice and maybe a drop or three of water (this is only 40% abv). I am only interested in quality sipping spirits (and this is one of them, no lime/salt for me) and I am not even into cocktails. I am enjoying the first encounter, still tasting the agave but also a bit of smoke. I wonder if it's the char from the barrels or if the piñas were smoke cooked (vs. steamed) like with mezcal. Slight pleasant spiciness/bite/nip but no harshness (not solventy, no acetone/super glue notes you get with young bourbons). It's woody, but seems like the casks are of good quality - there is no palate-saturating heavy tannin astringency that you get if sipping a cheap blend (JW Red Label) that was aged in tired casks. My rating of 4 stars is not due to any lack of quality but rather due to my lack of experience - I simply haven't tasted enough Añejos to compare. For the price IMHO this is a good value on its own merits. I'm sure there are better Añejos out there, for more money, which would score a 5, so 4 is a very high rating. And I would say that this tequila, in terms of quality and enjoyment, would be on par with an XO Cognac/Armagnac, a good mid-level bourbon and a 12-16 year old unchill-filtered single malt at 46%.

Master of Malt Customer Jul 16, 2018

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