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| Submitted by El Jefe | |
| June 24, 2008 | |
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Sol Dios
NOM: 1472 Distillery: Fabrica de Tequilas Finos, S.A. De C.V. Importer: Sipal Tequila Co. Barrel - Cask: White Oak Alcohol Volume: 40% Retail Price: $35 - $70 Tequila Sol Dios AnejoTequila Sol Dios Anejo, 100% puro de Agave, aged 3 years and handcrafted. The "Elixir of The Gods," dates as far back as the great Mayan temple. It is there that they found the simple sun etched in the stone. The round sun represents the eye of the Sun God who sees all. His emanating rays representing the eleven simple pleasures desired by all. It was believed that an offering to the gods of this special golden tequila would bring them these pleasures & it is said today that a true sun god or goddess who drinks Sol Dios will see all truths & feel all eleven pleasures, one at a time. Sol Dios is still in it's original form & must be at least three years aged in white oak barrels & fashioned from 100% pure agave. The four sided glass temple designed to hold Sol Dios, is a tribute to where the simple sun etching was first found. When you turn it over, you can see the steps to the inner temple where the offerings to the Sun God were made. User reviews
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September 30, 2008 Written by El Jefe - View all my reviews - Top 10 Reviewer
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August 29, 2008 Written by jasonrm72 - View all my reviews - Top 50 Reviewer The initial scent was fairly typical for an anejo, a good agave scent with a bit of an alcohol tinge. The first sip has a fair agave flavor with a bit of a burn, but not too much. The burn does add up so at the end of the 1 1/2 oz, there was a slight numbing sensation. Overall not a bad tequila, I was a bit disappointed since the bottle claims it has been aged for at least 3 years, yet it tasted about the same as most 12-18 month anejos. This could be a good tequila to pick up, depending on the price. My local store doesnt carry it, but online prices vary from $35-$55. I would pay $40 tops, there's better for $45.
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