Casa de Luna Tequila Anejo

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Casa de Luna Tequila Anejo

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2012 TEQUILA.net Awards - "Best of the Best" Best Lowland Añejo Tequila
2012 TEQUILA.net Awards - Best of the Best

Casa de Luna Tequila Añejo
Premium - 100% Agave

Tequila Casa de Luna presents and adapts its Mexican traditional roots, as a national beverage, to the global contemporary demands and cultural trends; our version of Tequila is simply different.

Casa de Luna™ Añejo is the category where the product reaches organoleptic properties of good ripeness such as the presence of the wood, shades lightly sweet on the background and smoothness with the perfect taste; Golden and ocre shades slightly appear accompanied along the smooth body of the product. Our Añejo is aged for 18 months in white oak barrels.

Casa de Luna™ Añejo is originally presented to be enjoyed by itself and becomes the product with the highest status within the family.



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Casa de Luna Tequila Anejo * Tasted March 2011 * Riedel Tequila Glass

Appearance: medium amber - medium tears
Aroma: spiced / smoked agave, light oak, hints of caramel and cinnamon
Initial Taste: sweet agave and caramel
Spirit Body: buttery agave, grass and oak
Finish / Aftertaste: caramel and oak finish, short mint and vanilla aftertaste

Excellent brand from a new distillery, Casa de Luna is highly recommended!
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Good New Juice
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Casa de Luna comes from a relatively new distillery (NOM 1551) that makes Carreta de Oro as well. The bottle is simple, but striking. Your eyes are immediately drawn to it and the presentation (and the price) say that this is a premium juice. High price tags are generally hard to justify in my eyes given the quality of tequilas in the $40 range out there, but someone has to be the guy to try and taste them all and assign comparative value. It's a tough gig...

Aroma: Musty/smoked, cooked agave with a bit of caramel and nutmeg.
Initial Taste: Cooked agave, hints of melon and a bit of honey.
Body: Medium body & mouth feel. An interesting combo of flavors. The agave and spice is clearly there. There’s also a musty taste (in a good way…think tahona) and hints of fruit. Certainly a lowland tequila with its strong herbal notes.
Finish: Again, it’s a strange combo of flavors. Musty, but sweet. Honeyed, but spicy. It’s a medium length finish too. Hard to describe everything going on, but it's tasty and fun to try and find all of the flavors.

I’ll say first off that I enjoy challenging tequilas. This is one is pretty good, but it may be out of balance for some drinkers who are used to really sweet anejos. At the same time, I’d say that it’s worth checking out because it is really a unique combo of flavors. It carries a premium price, but I doubt that there's another juice on your shelf that carries the same profile as this anejo.
TT
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