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Anejo Tequila

Cwspirits brings together a premium selection of Añejo Tequilas from Mexico's most revered distilleries. From smooth and silky to bold and spicy, our collection caters to every taste preference and occasion. Read more

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Strong Bolt

Strong Bolt M82 Tequila Anejo (700Ml)

$71.99

Rey Del Mundo

Rey Del Mundo Anejo (750Ml)

$149.99
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Casa Del Sol Tequila

Casa Del Sol Tequila Reserve Anejo 11:11 Angels Reserve

$129.99$249.99

Aman Tequila

Aman Anejo El Profesor (750Ml)

$229.99

Codigo Tequila

Codigo Barrel Strength Anejo (750Ml)

$189.99

Cosa Salvaje

Cosa Salvaje Anejo (750Ml)

$89.99

Cazcanes

Cazcanes Anejo No 7 (750Ml)

$159.99

Gran Coramino

Gran Coramino Anejo (750Ml)

$169.99

Sol Rojo

Sol Rojo Anejo (750Ml)

$109.99
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Casa 1560

1560 Extra Anejo (750Ml)

$149.99$199.99

Don Elias

Don Elias Tequila Añejo (750Ml)

$83.99
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Chamucos

Chamucos Anejo (750Ml)

$74.99

Siempre

Siempre Anejo (750Ml)

$74.99

Cenote Tequila

Cenote Cristalino Anejo (750Ml)

$74.99

Corralejo

Quita Penas Anejo - 1L

$57.99
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Casa Del Sol Tequila

Casa Del Sol Anejo (750Ml)

$74.99$119.99

Tuyo Tequila

Tuyo No.3 Anejo Cristalino (375Ml)

$104.99

Don Alberto

Don Alberto Anejo Tequila (750Ml)

$61.99
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Cenote Tequila

Cenote Anejo Tequila (750Ml)

$59.99$68.99

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What is Anejo tequila?

Añejo, meaning "Old" is tequila which is aged for a minimum of one year and up to three years in either American or French oak barrels. Like all tequila it begins with the harvesting of agave, the roasting and crushing of their piñas, and the fermentation and following distillation process. Añejo is typically consumed by itself to enjoy it's characteristics.

What makes Anejo tequila different?

Añejo tequila differs from Reposado and Extra Anejo in that it is aged for a minimum of one year and up to three years. Añejo is also typically more suited to sipping, as it is aged for a longer period of time, resulting in more intense flavor development. Anejo is known for its deep golden color and silky mouthfeel and rich flavors of vanilla, caramel, and butterscotch.

Can you take shots of Anejo tequila?

Añejo is more suited to smooth sipping than shot-taking. Additionally, it's typically more on the expensive side and would be more of a waste of money and quality as a shot.

What mixes well with Anejo tequila?

Though typically consumed on its own, Añejo is a wonderful stand-in choice for whiskey. It's rich complexities and smooth mouthfeel make for a wonderful swap-out such as in a tequila old-fashioned. Additionally, it is definitely a perfect choice for upgrading any beloved tequila-based drink.

How to drink Anejo tequila the right way?

Anejo tequila is best consumed at room temperature from a wider vessel such as a wine glass or champagne flute. To enjoy its range of flavor, it's best to swish it around for ten to fifteen seconds after each sip. The act of sipping it slowly allows for the consumer to get intouch with the deep flavors and how they all work together. Anejo can also be enjoyed on the rocks, with a bit of lime or orange as a garnish.

What are some popular Anejo tequila to drink?

Many popular extra anejo tequila comes from well-known brands such as José Cuervo, Hornitos, Patrón, Don Ramon and Don Julio. Though pricier than younger tequila, these brands offer a more affordable way to enjoy this premium-aged spirit. Each has a deep amber color and offers rich notes of butterscotch, cooked agave, toasted oak, and creamy vanilla. Looking for a more expensive, artisanal Anejo? Try anejo tequila from Clase Azul, José Cuervo Reserva, or Casa Dragones.

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