Tears of Llorona

Name: Tears of Llorona
Brand: Tears of Llorona
SKU: TEARS
Price: 269.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.97 (9 reviews)

$269.99

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43%• 1L

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Aged for 5 years in three types of barrels, including Scotch, Brandy, and Sherry Oak barrels, Tears of Llorona is then masterfully blended by Germán, delivering a layered tasting experience with a complexity of flavors. Germán then bottles at 43% specific gravity to balance the flavors. This slow, hand-crafted process results in a very high rate of osmotic loss, known as the “angels’ tears”; another reason for the name, Tears of Llorona.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Cooked agave, cognac, spicy-sweet oak, vanilla, caramel

Palate: Dried cherries, dark chocolate, roasted agave, vanilla, salted caramel, peppery oak heat, chipotle peppers

Finish: Velvety smooth approach with spicy heat familiar to cognac or scotch, careful with this one - very easy drinking, the whole bottle could be gone before you know it!

Master Tequilero Germán Gonzalez’s heritage is one that is easily envied by any person, young or old, entering the world of Tequila. In the 1970’s Germán’s father, Guillermo Gonzalez Diaz Lombardo, founded Tequila Chinaco, arguably the brand of Tequila that truly paved the way for all premium Tequila’s we see on the shelves today in the United States. Highland agaves are harvested late, and the rest of the process makes sure to take it’s time. Tears of Llorona is aged in 3 unique types of barrels that previously held scotch, sherry, and brandy, then bottled at 43% specific gravity in very small batches.

Tequila, Jalisco

Tequila, located in Jalisco, is the birthplace of Mexico's most famous spirit and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nestled in the Tequila Valley, the town is surrounded by sprawling fields of blue agave, the key ingredient in tequila production. Visitors to Tequila can explore historic distilleries, many of which have been crafting the spirit for centuries, to learn about the tequila-making process and sample a variety of locally produced tequilas. With its cobblestone streets, colonial architecture, and vibrant local festivals, Tequila offers an authentic experience where visitors can immerse themselves in the rich culture and heritage of this iconic Mexican beverage.