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Riazul Anejo Tequila

Riazul Anejo Tequila

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40%• 750mL

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Aged two years in French Oak barrels previously cured with XO Cognac, Riazul Anejo Tequila is a dessert-like sipper that earned 96 points from Wine Enthusiast for good reason.


Produced at Compania Tequilera de Arandas under NOM 1460 in the highland town of Arandas, Jalisco, this anejo draws on the region's rich volcanic soils and cool elevation to yield agave of exceptional sweetness and depth, which the extended French Oak maturation then rounds into something truly refined.


  • Nose: Vanilla, caramel, baking spices, dried fruits, and a soft undercurrent of cooked agave
  • Palate: Cinnamon sugar toast, vanilla, and caramel give way to warm oak and a gentle prickle of black pepper
  • Finish: Long and warm with a lingering butterscotch sweetness that invites another sip

Riazul Anejo shines on its own over a large ice cube, but its caramel and spice profile also makes it a natural fit for an Old Fashioned or a Tequila Manhattan.


Best served neat or on the rocks to let the cognac-cask complexity fully unfold. Crafted from blue agave in the highlands of Arandas, Jalisco.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Vanilla, caramel, baking spices, dried fruits, agave

Palate: Cinnamon sugar toast, vanilla, caramel, warm oak, bits of black pepper

Finish: Butterscotch on the finish, lasting and warm

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Location: Arandas, Jalisco
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Distillery: Compañia Tequilera de Arandas
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NOM: 1460
In the early 1990’s Iñaki Orozco inherited a very special piece of land, handed down in his family, for over 200 years. When the Guerra de Independencia de México (Mexican War of Independence) was being fought, the highlands of Jalisco had served as a key battlefront. Iñaki’s ancestor, Maria Higinia Gomez served as a high counselor to the Mexican rebel leaders in this time and for her service, she was granted 10,000 acres of land. Most of the land, she gave away to revolutionaries who fought for Mexico’s freedom, but the 250 acres she kept, is the land handed down to, Iñaki, and where he founded Riazul Tequila.
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Arandas, Jalisco

Arandas, located in Los Altos, Jalisco, is a vibrant town celebrated for its rich culture, warm hospitality, and deep-rooted tequila heritage. Nestled among rolling hills and expansive blue agave fields, Arandas offers visitors a mix of scenic beauty and authentic Mexican charm. The town is a major hub for tequila production, home to numerous distilleries that produce some of the finest tequilas in the region using traditional methods. Visitors can tour the distilleries, learn about the tequila-making process, and sample distinctive local varieties, making Arandas a perfect destination for those seeking a genuine experience of Jalisco’s tequila culture and history.

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