Tequila: Don Julio 1942 Cremant Cask Finish Anejo Tequila
Tequila Don Julio 1942 Crémant Cask Finish Añejo Tequila is an exquisite expression of one of Mexico's most beloved spirits, aged in select crémant barrels to introduce a unique and sophisticated layer to its already celebrated profile.
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Size: 750ML
Proof: 85.4 (42.7%ABV)
Origin: Mexico
Distillery: Tequila Don Julio SA de CV
Tequila Don Julio 1942 Crémant Cask Finish Añejo Tequila is an exquisite expression of one of Mexico's most beloved spirits, aged in select crémant barrels to introduce a unique and sophisticated layer to its already celebrated profile. This limited edition release enhances the classic Don Julio 1942 with elegant notes of crémant, adding a new dimension of flavor that complements the traditional notes of vanilla, citrus, and cooked agave.
Don Julio 1942 Cremant Cask Finish Anejo Tequila Tasting Notes
Nose: A fragrant bouquet of fruity vanilla and bright citrus notes greet the senses, enhanced by an exotic hint of tropical fruits, creating an inviting and aromatic start.
Palate: The palate is a captivating blend of smooth vanilla sweetness and vibrant citrus, intertwined with tropical nuances. The tannic sensations from the crémant cask provide a structured and refined mouthfeel, enriched further by layers of honey, nuts, chocolate, and oak.
Finish: The finish is complex and balanced, a symphony of fruity, sweet, and slightly bitter notes that linger pleasantly, encouraging another taste.
Distillery Information
Don Julio is a brand of tequila produced in Mexico. ... It is distilled, manufactured, bottled, sold, and distributed by Tequila Don Julio , S.A. de C.V. from its corporate facility in the Colonia El Chichimeco district, in the city of Atotonilco El Alto, Jalisco, Mexico.
