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Brand Centinela
NOM 1140
Distillery Tequila Centinela, S.A. de C.V.
Web Site http://www.tequilacentinela.com.mx
Region Highlands - Los Altos
Alcohol Volume 40%
Price Category $35 - $70

Tequila Centinela Anejo Tres AnosĀ 

Centinela Tequila Extra Anejo is 100% Agave and aged over three years in oak barrels.

An authentic, original and renown tequila from Mexico's prestigious highland tequila district of Arandas, Jalisco, Centinela Tequila is the flagship brand from the distillery of the same name. Originally established in 1894, the Centinela Distillery continues to be a family-run business creating award-winning tequilas with a refined, rich, almost creamy house style.


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Reviewed by 1tequila2
March 15, 2009
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Centinela Tres Anos 100% De Agave Anejo Tequila - NOM 1140. Importer: Haas Brothers. I believe my bottle is the newest presentation of this tequila. I purchased it from Hi-Times online for $69.99 per 750 ml. Sampled from a Riedel glass on 3/5/09. The first thing that struck me about this tequila was that its appearance is such a pale yellow shade for an anejo. The lighter shade though in this case doesn't mean much since this is not a weak tequila in any way. Uniform beautiful tears slowly descended the glass leaving many pearls. First nose has alluring aromas of medium floral and fruit sweetness with a slight smell of beer or bread but very little wood. The taste is full involving a complex creamy agave base with layers of sweetness from mild caramel, vanilla, and butter. It has a surprisingly bold smoky sweet attack that's sharp and warm yet still silky. There is also a moderate amount of bitterness. The finish is a long numbing peppery heat with a bold fade of agave bite and again bitterness. Overall experience is that of a unique anejo that has pleasantly strong aromas, intense flavors and a big finish. Presentation is fairly nice with a screw off special pour top, bold bottle, and embossed labels. This smooth anejo is definitely one of my new favorites. I do not believe it quite reaches its quality/price point, but by all means, give it a try.