Casa Dragones Double Barrel Blend Tequila Anejo 750mL

Casa Dragones Double Barrel Blend Tequila Añejo
Tequila Añejo | 40% ABV (80 Proof) | 750 mL | 100% Blue Agave

Process & Profile

Casa Dragones Double Barrel Blend Tequila Añejo is a luxurious, small-batch tequila crafted from 100% hand-selected Blue Weber agave in Jalisco, Mexico. This expression undergoes a unique double-barrel aging process, first in new American oak barrels and then finished in fine French oak, creating a refined balance of richness, sweetness, and subtle spice. The result is a silky, elegant tequila with a layered complexity designed for sipping and savoring.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Vanilla, caramel, toasted oak, and hints of dried fruit

• Palate: Smooth and rich with notes of butterscotch, light chocolate, and agave sweetness

• Finish: Long, warm, and velvety with lingering oak and spice

What Makes It Special

• Small-batch, artisanal tequila crafted from 100% Blue Weber agave

• Double-barrel aging in American and French oak for a unique flavor profile

• Elegant, smooth, and complex, ideal for premium sipping

• Handcrafted in limited quantities for collectors and connoisseurs

How to Enjoy

Best enjoyed neat or on the rocks to fully appreciate the nuanced flavors and refined finish. Perfect for special occasions, celebratory toasts, or as a distinguished addition to a tequila collection.

FAQ

1. Where can I buy Casa Dragones Double Barrel Blend Tequila Añejo?
   Available at select retailers and online. You can purchase Casa Dragones Double Barrel Añejo directly from The Barrel Tap, a trusted source for premium tequilas.

2. What is the alcohol content of Casa Dragones Double Barrel Añejo?
   This tequila is 40% ABV (80 Proof).

3. Can Casa Dragones Double Barrel Tequila Añejo be used in cocktails?
   While ideal for sipping neat, it can also enhance premium tequila cocktails that benefit from a rich, aged flavor.

4. What makes Double Barrel Blend different from standard Añejo?
   The dual aging process—first in American oak, then in French oak—gives it layered complexity, a smoother finish, and more depth than standard Añejo expressions.