This reposado tequila was crafted in Capilla de Guadalupe using 100% Agave before it was aged in white oak for seven months. The 30-30 name is derived from a rifle that was used to defeat the French during their 2nd invasion of Mexico at the battle of Puebla. That victory is still celebrated through an annual celebration held on May 5 known as Cinco de Mayo.
Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt
Cinnamon, butterscotch and tart pink grapefruit lead, with toasty oak and a little smoke in support.