Products tagged with 'tequila'

A Reposado Tequila from Rooster Rojo that has been aged for at least two months in French oak barrels before bottling, creating aromas of roasted agave, lively ripe fruits and peppery oak fill the nose, complemented by notes of vanilla, caramel, aromatic agave and soft spice throughout the palate.

This blanco Tequila from Pueblo Viejo is made with 100% agave at San Matias, one of the oldest distilleries in Jalisco, Mexico, over 130 years old. Bottled straight from the still, the unaged Tequila is full of robust agave flavours, certainly ideal for cocktails.

An extra Anejo tequila from the San Matias, aged for at least 36 months in American and French oak casks. Very much suited to enjoying neat and savouring the flavours which arise from this rather uncommon maturation for a tequila.

Tequila 38 Mango Cream Liqueur is packed with aromas and flavours of fruity mango, creamy vanilla, honey and fresh agave.

Enjoyably earthy with a very subtle smoke, followed by vanilla and candied orange peel.

Rich cocoa, creamy vanilla, honey, and fresh agave. This fantastic cream liqueur from Destilerias Espronceda combines the freshness of Tequila with the decadence of rich chocolate! Great for sipping just on ice or preparing new cocktail creations.

The palate offers notes of vegetal agave, bell pepper, black pepper, refreshing mint and soft, earthy smoke.

An aromatic, peppery, and uniquely floral profile means it s best appreciated sipped neat or over large ice cubes, though it also shines in cocktails.

Pine sap, wet cement, dusty. Faint citrus, pineapple, lavender, white pepper and cinnamon.

Tequila Rose is a Mexican cream liqueur.It is a mixture of strawberry cream liqueur and tequila. The tequila is very subtle and really only gives a spirit flavor to the liqueur. The strawberry and cream flavors are predominate and this tastes more like a strawberry milkshake than a tequila based liqueur.

Immediately noticeable uncooked runner beans, then a surge of white pepper and spices (clove, cinnamon), hints of tea and citrus, buttered new potatoes and a cream soda aroma. With time some apple and floral notes appear. Complex for a blanco.

Mellow agave, with more pronounced apple character than the blanco. Tapatio s trademark pepperiness also very much in evidence. Becomes creamy and sweet, like Milkybars. Spices, grilled peppers and a faint trace of woodsmoke as it develops.