Topanito Tequila Anejo Mexico 70 cl 40%

The Aztecs called the home of their gods Topan, and saw tequila as a gift from heaven – an idea Topanito still carries in every bottle.

Expert Description

Topanito Tequila Añejo is a Mexican Añejo Tequila made from 100% agave, bottled at 40%.

Topanito is produced at Destiladora del Valle de Tequila in the town of Tequila, Jalisco – better known as Casa Maestri, one of Mexico's most awarded distilleries. The brand was created to make genuine 100% agave tequila accessible at a fair price for the hospitality trade, without cutting corners on quality. The Añejo expression rests for at least 12 months in oak barrels, where the raw, young tequila picks up the warmth and sweetness of the wood.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Baked agave, caramel and a touch of vanilla.

Palate

Creamy and round, with caramel, lightly toasted oak and a deep, earthy agave sweetness.

Finish

Long and warm, with a last touch of vanilla.

Specifications

Name: Topanito Tequila Añejo
Distillery: Topanito (Casa Maestri)
Region/Country: Jalisco, Mexico
Type: Mexican Añejo Tequila 100% Agave
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: Oak barrels
Serving suggestion: Best enjoyed neat in a tequila glass, or as a lift in a Tommy's Margarita.

Flavour Profile

Caramel · Vanilla · Baked Agave · Toasted Oak

Did You Know?

Did you know Topanito is produced at the Casa Maestri distillery in the town of Tequila, regarded as one of the most awarded tequila distilleries in all of Mexico?

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Frequently Asked Questions about Topanito Tequila Añejo

Is Topanito Añejo a 100% agave tequila?

Yes, it is made purely from blue Weber agave, with no added cane sugar spirit.

How long is Topanito Añejo aged?

At least 12 months in oak barrels, which gives it its round, caramel-driven character.

What does the name Topanito mean?

It comes from the Aztec word Topan for the home of the gods – tequila was regarded as a gift from heaven.

What does Topanito Añejo taste like?

Baked agave and caramel on the nose, with a creamy, round palate of vanilla and lightly toasted oak.

Where is Topanito produced?

At the Casa Maestri distillery in the town of Tequila, Jalisco, one of Mexico's most awarded tequila distilleries.

How is Topanito Añejo best enjoyed?

Neat in a tequila glass, or as the base of cocktails such as a Tommy's Margarita.