San Matias Tahona Anejo Tequila

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40% ABV• 750mL

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Crafted to honor 130 years of Casa San Matias, this anejo tequila is a rare tribute to tradition, pressed using the original basalt tahona stone that has anchored the distillery for over a century.


Produced at Tequila San Matias de Jalisco in the highland region of Ojo de Agua de Latillas, Jalisco, this expression is made entirely by the tahona method, where slowly crushed blue agave yields a richly textured, additive free spirit. Aged 12 months in American oak barrels, it carries the depth and refinement that defines a well-rested anejo.


  • Nose: Warm vanilla and toasted oak with hints of cooked agave and subtle earthiness from the stone-ground process.
  • Palate: Smooth and indulgent with notes of dark chocolate, caramel, and roasted agave, rounded out by gentle barrel spice.
  • Finish: Long and sweetly satisfying, with a lingering cocoa and oak warmth that invites another sip.

The San Matias Tahona Anejo shines neat or on the rocks as an after-dinner sipper, and brings exceptional depth to an Anejo Old Fashioned or a simple Tequila Manhattan.


Best enjoyed neat or over a large cube to let the flavors open fully. Made from 100% blue agave in the highlands of Jalisco, this is a tahona-crafted anejo tequila that earns its place among the finest expressions from San Matias.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Ripe pears, vanilla, cinnamon rolls, poppy pepper

Palate: Deep agave sweetness, light touches of oak with notes of chocolate, bruleed orange, cinnamon, full-rounded mouthfeel

Finish: Lasting, sweet and full

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Location: Ojo de Agua de Latillas, Jalisco
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Master Distiller: Carmen Villarreal
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NOM: 1103
Casa San Matías was founded in 1886 in the Jalisco Highlands and is one of Mexico's oldest family-owned tequila distilleries. It distills in Ojo de Agua de Latillas, a spring-fed village near Tepatitlán, under NOM 1103. In 1993 it introduced Gran Reserva, recognized as the first Extra Añejo, well before the category was formally defined. The Tahona line is made the old way, with stone ovens, a stone tahona, wood fermentation tanks, deep well water and copper pot stills. Carmen Villarreal has led the company since 1997 and was the first woman to head a tequila distillery.
LOCATION

Ojo de Agua de Latillas, Jalisco

Ojo de Agua de Latillas is a small farming village in the municipality of Tepatitlán, in Los Altos de Jalisco. Tepatitlán, the nearby municipal seat, sits at about 1,820 meters, with dry, mild winters and warm, wet summers. The plateau's red clay soils are planted widely with blue agave, and the municipality counts several tequila distilleries, one of them in the village. Cool highland nights let the agave here mature slowly and build the sweet, fruity character Highland tequila is known for.

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