Compoveda Rosa Tequila 100ml Taster

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40% ABV• 100mL

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Compoveda Rosa is a highland tequila that earns its blush identity the right way, resting first in stainless steel and then finishing in California red wine barrels for a naturally rosy hue and a flavor profile unlike anything in the category.


Crafted by Master Distiller Sergio Cruz under NOM 1414 in Arandas, Los Altos, Jalisco, this Rosa tequila begins with select-harvest, fully matured agave slow-cooked in brick ovens for 48 hours. Juice is extracted via roller mill, fermented open-air with a 70% rum and 30% champagne yeast blend, then rested 45 days in stainless steel with oxygenation before 45 days in California red wine barrels bring the expression to life.


  • Nose: White flowers, juicy stone fruit, vanilla, and fresh oranges.
  • Palate: Medium-bodied and creamy with floral notes, crisp citrus, pops of dried red fruit, a tangy backbone, and a touch of minerality.
  • Finish: Lasting and creamy with a smooth, lingering warmth.

The fruit-forward depth and creamy texture of Compoveda Rosa make it a natural fit for a Paloma or a lightly dressed Tequila Spritz, where its floral and citrus notes can shine without competition.


Best enjoyed neat or over a single large ice cube to appreciate its full complexity. Compoveda Rosa is produced from highland blue agave in Arandas, Los Altos, Jalisco.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: white flowers, juicy stone fruit, vanilla, oranges

Palate: medium bodied and creamy with floral notes backed with crisp citrus, and pops of dried red fruit. Tangy backbone with a touch of minerality.

Finish: lasting, creamy

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Location: Arandas, Jalisco
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Master Distiller: Sergio Cruz
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NOM: 1414
Compoveda is a sipping tequila founded by Keith Antoon and made with three master distillers at three family distilleries in Jalisco. Sergio Cruz makes the Blanco at NOM 1414 in Arandas, Sixto Verá García makes the Reposado and Añejo at NOM 1068 in Capilla de Guadalupe, and Alberto Partida makes the Extra Añejo at NOM 1477 in El Arenal. The agave grows at least seven years and is hand harvested, then roasted low and slow for nearly 48 hours. The aged bottles rest in ex-bourbon and Stag's Leap Cabernet barrels, or in French oak that once held California red wine. It all began with Partida's Extra Añejo.
Map of Jalisco, Mexico, with Arandas marked
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Arandas, Jalisco

Map of Jalisco, Mexico, with Arandas marked

Arandas sits at about 2,000 meters in Los Altos de Jalisco, the highland plateau east of Guadalajara. Its red, clay-rich soils and mild, temperate climate let blue agave grow slowly and build up sugar, the source of the sweet, fruity and floral style the Highlands are known for. Agave fields cover much of the municipality, and Arandas is one of the busiest tequila-making towns in Mexico. The town is also known for its giant church bell, often called the largest in Latin America.

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