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Arette Gran Clase Extra Añejo

Name: Arette Gran Clase Extra Añejo
Brand: Arette
SKU: ARETTEEA
Price: 219.0 USD
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40% ABV• 750mL

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Arette

Arette Gran Clase Extra Añejo

$219.00

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40% ABV• 750mL

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Agaves for this expression are hand-selected in the field by the Orendains to be harvested only for this expression. The mosto is fermented naturally in traditional stone tanks, which added with the over-ripeness of the agaves, creates a sweetness evident in the final product.
Gran Clase is aged for 48 months in single barrel bourbon American oak barrels so if you're a bourbon fan, add this one to your cocktail cart.

Tasting Notes

Aromas: Agave-forward, with mild wood notes, sweet tropical fruit balanced with light jalapeno, bell pepper unique to this lowlands Extra Añejo

Palate: Fresh cut wood, dark caramel sweetness with traces of malt and vanilla

Finish: Slightly thick, with a bright and spicy finish. Balanced complexity without over-powering oak

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