Tequila: Don Julio 1942 Madeira Wine Cask Finish Anejo Tequila
Don Julio 1942 Madeira Wine Cask Finish Añejo Tequila is an exquisite iteration of the renowned Don Julio 1942, enriched with the luxurious nuances of aged Madeira wine casks.
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Size: 750ML
Proof: 85.4 (42.7%ABV)
Origin: Mexico
Distillery: Tequila Don Julio SA de CV
Don Julio 1942 Madeira Wine Cask Finish Añejo Tequila is an exquisite iteration of the renowned Don Julio 1942, enriched with the luxurious nuances of aged Madeira wine casks. This unique finish enhances the tequila with additional warmth and complexity, deepening its natural amber hue and infusing it with rich, sophisticated flavors. Designed for the discerning palate, this tequila marries the traditional craftsmanship of Don Julio with a touch of vinous elegance from the historic Madeira wine.
Don Julio 1942 Madeira Wine Cask Finish Anejo Tequila Tasting Notes
Nose: Rich and inviting with intense aromas of caramel, nuts, and spices, followed by deeper notes of toffee, vanilla, and chocolate, creating a multi-layered sensory experience.
Palate: The palate is a tapestry of flavors, featuring an elegant balance of subtle fruity notes and a velvety texture. Ripe fruits with a hint of sweetness are perfectly complemented by a light bitterness and astringency, adding depth and intrigue to each sip.
Finish: The finish is long and satisfying, marked by a harmonious blend of caramel, spices, and chocolate, leaving a lingering and complex aftertaste that invites further exploration.
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.
