Cascahuin Añejo

Name: Cascahuin Añejo
Brand: Cascahuin
SKU: CASCHANEJO
Price: 69.0 USD
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Cascahuin

Cascahuin Añejo

$69.00

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40%• 750mL

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Aged for 14-16 months in American oak barrels used for more than 20 years for Tequila maturation
Well used barrels and traditional production methods result in a caramelized-oak forward profile bolstered with notes of banana, sweet cooked agave, dried fruits, and peppery spice
Drying, slightly sweet finish
100% agave, Verified Additive Free by Tequila Matchmaker
80 Proof / 40% ABV / Bottle Size: 750mL

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Toasted oak, cooked agave, honey, orange pith, dried flowers

Palate: Wet earth, toasted oak, cooked agave, coating/oily mouthfeel with herbal grassy notes still showing through the barrel aging

Finish: A ride that starts off spicy in the beginning, warms in your mouth, and finishes with a fresh breath of agave and licorice

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Location: El Arenal, Jalisco

Master Distiller: Salvador "Chava" Rosales

NOM: 1123

The Rosales Family and David Suro (Siembra Azul, Tequilas Philadelphia) behind Cascahuin, believe that innovation in Tequila comes from digging back into its artisanal roots, focusing on raw, traditional flavors, and pure ingredients, without the use of additives. Their profile of expressions is a direct representation of traditionally made agave spirit from the El Arenal region of Tequila, loved by aficionados as well as newcomers craving transparency and purity in their purchasing power.

El Arenal, Jalisco

El Arenal, located in Jalisco, is known as the "Gateway to Tequila Country," offering a quintessential introduction to Mexico's iconic tequila heritage. Surrounded by vast fields of blue agave, El Arenal is rich in scenic beauty and traditions deeply tied to tequila production. The town is home to several historic distilleries where visitors can learn about the tequila-making process, from harvesting the agave to the art of distillation, while enjoying tastings of local varieties. With its warm hospitality, charming plazas, and strong connection to tequila culture, El Arenal provides an authentic experience for those looking to explore Jalisco’s famed spirit.