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Telson - Anejo Tequila

by Telson
$64.99
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Telsón Anejo Tequila originates from the highlands of Jalisco, Mexico, renowned for its rich history of producing premium tequilas. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this aged tequila offers a sensory journey like no other. Its smooth, full-bodied taste captivates the palate with notes of vanilla, caramel, and oak, imparted by its time spent aging in oak barrels.Upon pouring, Telsón Anejo Tequila releases a tantalizing aroma that entices the senses with hints of roasted agave, chocolate, and spice. This tequila is made from 100% blue Weber agave, harvested at peak maturity to ensure the highest quality. With an alcohol content typically around 40% ABV, Telsón Anejo Tequila is best enjoyed sipped neat or on the rocks to fully appreciate its complex flavors and smooth finish.
Brand
Telson
Size
750ml
ABV
40.00
Country
Mexico
Region
Jalisco
Kosher
Unknown

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NOM

1589

Agave

  • Tequilana Weber

Cooking

  • Stone/Brick Ovens
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Reviewers on Total Wine rate Telson Anejo 5/5 (small sample) and Tequila Matchmaker tasters call it an 'overachiever' that overdelivers for the price. French oak aging yields vanilla, caramel, and light spice over the agave core. One reviewer flagged faint bitterness, but most call it a smooth, value-leaning anejo.

*This is an AI-generated summary based on publicly available reviews and discussions.