If you love drinking responsibly and legally, tequila may be your drink of choice. You may enjoy trying different types of this liquor from the blue agave plant.
Tequila Blanco
Unlike most tequila aged in barrels, Blanco tequila is bottled immediately after being distilled. This clear tequila often has a citrusy flavor. This type of tequila is usually blended with other choices to make a unique drink. An example of this aged tequila in Texas is Soledad Javan, which has Blanco combined with tequila aged for 15 years.
Reposado
Reposado tequila is aged for up to one year in oak barrels. This gives it a light amber hue. You may taste a slight hint of the oak.
Tequila Anejo
Tequila Anejo is aged for up to four years in oak barrels. Therefore, it has a darker amber color. This tequila has hints of oak, vanilla, and caramel. An example of this is Soledad Dos Barricas. This tequila is unique because it is first aged in new American oak barrels before being transferred to French oak Mexican wine barrels.
Tequila Extra Anejo
They are often called sipping tequila because they are very high quality and smooth. Small distilleries often make these tequilas so that you can find differences in the taste. An example is Soledad Tequila Extra Anejo, aged for eight years in barrels formerly used to produce bourbon. This aged tequila in Texas has an intense amber color with a touch of mahogany undertones. It is ideal for sipping alone.
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