Extended aging in used American whiskey barrels.
- Producer region
- Highlands
- Agave region
- Los Altos
- 1474
- ABV
- 40%
- Production volume
- Estate batch
- Price range
- $75–$90
Tasting notes
Toffee, baking spice, ripe agave, silky finish.
About the producer
Single-estate, vintage tequilas from the Camarena family, with each expression tied to a specific harvest.
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The background behind this bottle.
What is a NOM number?
NOM stands for Norma Oficial Mexicana — a number assigned to every certified tequila distillery. Bottles with the same NOM come from the same plant, even when the brands are different.
Read TermThe types of tequila
Blanco (unaged), Reposado (2–12 months in oak), Añejo (1–3 years), Extra Añejo (3+ years), plus Cristalino — aged, then filtered clear. Each one shows the agave differently.
Read TermWhat does "additive-free" mean?
Tequila labeled "100% agave" can legally contain up to 1% additives — glycerin, sweeteners, caramel color, oak extract — without saying so. Additive-free tequila contains none of them.
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