| Rating |
94
|
| Style |
Tequila |
| Produced In |
Mexico |
| ABV |
40% |
| Availability |
Year Round |
| Price |
$375.00
|
| Reviewed By |
Tim McKirdy |
| Reviewed |
2020-04-30
|
Don Julio Real
Review
In case you couldn't tell from the bottle, this is one expensive tequila. Like, really expensive. But the bottle, at least, does make it somewhat of a collector’s item. And the liquid inside is equally precious. Aged three to five years in American oak, this extra añejo is layered and nuanced, and has a beautifully perfumed nose. For most of us, the only chance to try this will be a pricey pour at an agave-centric bar. Given the bottle, it shouldn’t be hard to spot on the top shelf.
In case you couldn't tell from the bottle, this is one expensive tequila. Like, really expensive. But the bottle, at least, does make it somewhat of a collector’s item. And the liquid inside is equally precious. Aged three to five years in American oak, this extra añejo is layered and nuanced, and has a beautifully perfumed nose. For most of us, the only chance to try this will be a pricey pour at an agave-centric bar. Given the bottle, it shouldn’t be hard to spot on the top shelf.
Reviewed On: 04-30-2020
In case you couldn't tell from the bottle, this is one expensive tequila. Like, really expensive. But the bottle, at least, does make it somewhat of a collector’s item. And the liquid inside is equally precious. Aged three to five years in American oak, this extra añejo is layered and nuanced, and has a beautifully perfumed nose. For most of us, the only chance to try this will be a pricey pour at an agave-centric bar. Given the bottle, it shouldn’t be hard to spot on the top shelf.
Reviewed On: 04-30-2020
