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Cesar Monterrey Tequila Anejo Reserva

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Cesar Monterrey Tequila Anejo Reserva

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Brand
Cesar Monterrey
NOM
1486
Distillery
Cia. Tequilera Los Generales, S.A. De C.V.
Web Site
http://www.cesarmonterrey.com
Agave Region
Lowlands - Central
Oven Type
Brick
Distillation Method
Pot Still - Stainless Steel
Distillation
Triple
Barrel - Cask
Bourbon

Cesar Monterrey Tequila Anejo Reserva

Cesar Monterrey Tequila Tequilas are 100% grown, produced and bottled under the careful supervision of our Master Distiller who's family has been distilling premium Tequila for over 100 years. In our opinion, when you grow, produce and bottle all of your own Tequila, the resulting experience represents the magical character of the people at Cesar Monterrey who have dedicated their lives to produce the finest Tequilas in all of Mexico!

Our haciendas grow premium Blue Agave in the hillsides of San Juanito de Escobedo. These hillside haciendas are composed of red volcanic soils that provide perfect drainage and climate to grow for no less than 8 years before they are cultivated by Cesar Monterrey's own jimadores.

Artisan production methods are the only methods used to make Cesar Monterrey Tequilas. Wood burning ovens, pure mountain spring water, gently pressed free-run Premium Blue Agave juice, open tank stainless steel fermenters using only indigenous yeast, temperature controlled stainless steel pot still triple distillation and cold filtered twice creates the perfect Tequila.

Cesar Monterrey Tequila Anejo Reserva is aged in Kentucky Ultra Premium Bourbon cured Oak barrels for 2-3 years. An Anejo so rich, so complex, so smooth that it has earned the Reserva classification.



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Aroma: Sweet with a touch of pepper and wood.
Initial Taste: Fairly mild. Much more peppery and earthy than most anejos.
Body: Thin body for an anejo. However the tastes are varied. A ton of spice in this tequila. Lots of wood flavors come through as well to compliment a very strong pepper kick of an anejo.
Finish: A nice long, lingering finish that is heavy on pepper & spice. No alcohol burn...just nice sizzle.

For those who love the syrupy and sweet anejos, this probably won't be your cup of tea. For those who love the spice of a blanco, but the smoothness and wood flavor of an anejo as well, this is in your wheel house. A very nice effort from Cesar Monterrey.

For those bargain hunters, I purchased this for $29.99 at Mission. Quite a steal when compared to other places. Very nice hand blown, frosted bottle with cork stopper as well.
TT
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My girlfriend and I found this bottle in a new liquor store in Pocomoke City, Maryland. It was reduced in price because it was the last bottle (It was still almost $60). We expected a lot from the tequila based merely on the presentation and price. It was a hand-blown bottle with a cork attached to a stone top. Everything about this tequila is top-notch. The initial taste is full and rich with hints of virtually everything you can imagine - so - very complex. Not too smooth, it reminded me of Herradura Seleccion Suprema, but cheaper. She found it a bit strong in the finish.I would drink this all day long with Sangrita as a chaser.
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What a truly fine spirit this is. It is my current favorite anejo. Riedel tequila glasses are made for this this kind of quality spirit, with its sweet, organic aroma. Initial taste is acutely spicey and rich, with honeyed agave dominating at midpalate. It's smooth on the finish, leaving a sweet, spicey, agave taste that lingers and makes you (well, at least me) look forward to the next glass. Wine Enthusiast rates this as one of its 50 Best Spirits of 2006 (not just among tequilas, but all spirits) and it's easy to taste why. I only wish that this tequila was a little easier to find.
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