Pura Vida Tequila Anejo

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Pura Vida Tequila Anejo

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Brand
Pura Vida
NOM
1414
Distillery
Feliciano Vivanco y Asociados, S.A. de C.V.
Web Site
http://www.puravida.mx
Agave Region
Highlands - Los Altos
Oven Type
Stone
Extraction Method
Shredder - Roller
Distillation Method
Pot Still - Copper
Distillation
Triple
Barrel - Cask
Bourbon
Alcohol Volume
40%
Price Category
$35 - $70
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Tasting Awards
2012 TEQUILA.net Awards - "Best of the Best" Best Highland Añejo Tequila
2012 TEQUILA.net Awards - Best of the Best

Pura Vida Añejo Tequila

Tequila aficionados who value exceptional quality, old-world craftsmanship and superior taste and finish will enjoy the extra care and attention that goes into each bottle of Pura Vida Añejo Tequila.

An ultra premium tequila, Pura Vida Añejo is aged for a minimum of one year in high quality, American oak Kentucky bourbon barrels. This aging process allows our Añejo to darken and mature resulting in a flavor that's smoother, richer, and more complex.

Pura Vida, español for pure life or the good life, means living life to the fullest, pushing the limits of excitement, or, as far as your sense of adventure takes you.

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Very nice. Long, slow legs in the glass; coats the mouth well. Agave and spices in the aroma, sweet with a slight bite initially, extending into spices, caramel and wood. Very enjoyable.
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Overall rating
 
92
Aroma-Nose
 
93
Initial Taste
 
91
Body
 
93
Finish
 
93
Enjoyability
 
93
Price
 
92
Presentation
 
90
This is a really good solid tequila.

Aroma: Smells of cooked agave and spices.
Initial Taste: Nice initial sweetness, but nothing too amazing.
Body: Nice medium body. This is where this tequila shines. The spices notes come through with cinnamon and caramel. Not too sweet, not too spicy.
Finish: A nice long, lingering finish with the agave and the spice. A very mild and pleasant alcohol burn.

The bottle was around $40, which is a solid price for a tequila of this caliber. The bottle itself is nothing special. This is a very good tequila. Taste-wise, it's a bit like Riazul Anejo, but not quite as spicy or smooth. However, it is easier to find and $15 or so cheaper. I'd recommend it for sure.
TT
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