PATRÓN Añejo Premium Tequila, Made from the Finest 100% Weber Blue Agave, Handcrafted in Small Batches in Mexico, Aged For Over 12 Months in Oak Casks, 40% ABV, 70cl / 700ml

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Tekila Patron Anejo je zlatna delikatesna vrhunska tekila koja se sastoji od 100% plave „Veber“ agave (kaktusa). Proizvodi se na način koji proizvođače podseća na čuveni „Tahona Process“ (poseban proces pravljenja tekile). Nakon toga sledi destilacija i fermentacija u posebnim drvenim kazanima. Sinonim za ovu tekilu je „tečno zlato“, jer se sazrevanje odvija u američkim hrastovim bačvama 12 meseci. Posle pažljive fermentacije destiluje se još dva puta, gde nakon toga naknadno sazreva u periodu do dve i po godine što dodatno pojačava njenu aromu. Dizajn flaše Tekile Patron Anejo podseća na široke boce tekile iz prošlog vremena, kada su se nekada davno proizvodile tekile. Svaka bočica je ručno rađena, ima čep od plute na vrhu bočice, a takođe poseduje i sopstvenu numeraciju zbog svoje retkosti. f you’re looking for an introduction to the Añejo style, look no further than Patrón’s entry into this category. This delicate amber-gold tequila is light and sweet and boasts a beautiful agave aroma. XO Cafe is perfectly rounded, a great compromise between a liqueur’s sweetness and the dry strength of Patrón’s speciality. It’s a satisfying burst of flavour, and I recommend it to any Patrón fan.

This unaged tequila is 40% ABV (80 proof), with a semi-dry taste and gives a smooth agave experience from start to finish. An unaged tequila made with 100% Weber blue agave. On The Nose Platinum has an approachable agave aroma with subtle oak, cinnamon, citrus, and fruit notes. On The Palate Relish the aroma of a rich Bordeaux wine intermingled with agave, passion fruit, and oak. On The PalateYes, there is a sprawling, gorgeous Hacienda Patrón, home to the distillery and La Casona, a year-old private guesthouse that kind of looks like the residence of a James Bond villain. But Patrón actually prides itself on moderation. According to the company, a mere 60 hands go into the production of every bottle (which is actually a small number considering production levels), and a mere “ eight families provide 80 to 95%” of Patrón’s agave plants. Patrón is kind of like Bordeaux. It is excellent for sipping, in mixed drinks, or as a dessert ingredient! 10. Patrón Chairman’s Reserve

Don’t let the price put you off; I think Patrón Silver is a fantastic deal if you’re in the market for an unaged tequila. Without a barrel’s age to hide behind, Patrón Silver’s flavours genuinely stand out from its Blanco competitors. Just like any other tequila that is sold, the Patron tequila originates from and is produced in Mexico. This spirit’s story starts in the late 1980s, when Martin Crowley, an architect friend of successful businessman John Paul DeJoria, jokingly challenged his friend to conquer the tequila world to make a smoother, unrivalled tequila that was like no other. Crowley found a hand-blown bottle and asked DeJoria: “I could design a label for this. Want to make a smoother tequila and go into business?” This story, while inspiring, was not without its hardships as well, as the two businessman initially had trouble finding Tequileros, or knowledgeable tequila-makers, who were interested in helping them. Not a full-blown tequila, XO Cafe is Patrón’s take on a coffee liqueur. This high-proof spirit – 35% ABV – blends the dry agave notes of tequila with Arabica flavours. To say that it’s a smashing success would be an understatement.

Patron Extra Anejo tequila has plenty of fruit notes, including banana and blue agave plant. 4. Roca Patrón Silver If you’re looking to impress your guests, then you can’t go wrong with the Platinum, especially with its hand-numbered glass bottle and dashing case. A triple-distilled Weber Blue agave On The Nose In case you need to feel worse about your career trajectory, or seek new reasons to believe in your dreams, you can always remind yourself that Patrón co-founder John Paul DeJoria once worked as a janitor. Did we mention he’s now friends with Dirty Harry? Yeah, he’s doing all right. It’s Mexican tequila, but the label’s a shout-out to the U.S. Navy. Our team provides a worldwide drinks review service to assist our readers from every country make informed drinks purchasing decisions for events, parties, gifts, or simply enjoying at home.

Patron Extra Añejo Tequila is a smooth drink that has spent three years aging in American white oak barrels. The brand even goes so far as to say that this is the best tequila to replace whiskey in your home bar! The difference in Patrón tequila colors is attributed to the various barrels used to age the spirit. This tequila has an earthy, vegetal nose with hints of citrus fruit and clean agave aromas j ust like a Mezcal. On The Palate While it isn’t the strongest in the flavour department, Patrón Añejo is an excellent and refreshing tequila. Indeed, it won the Master Medal and 2021 The Spirits Business Tequila & Mezcal Masters. The best Patrón tequilas for sipping are either Gran Patrón Piedra Tequila as it’s well-balanced, incredibly smooth and refined with plenty of cinnamon, fresh fruit, and hints of toasted oak. Best Patrón Tequila For Margaritas

The best Patrón tequila for Margaritas is Patrón Reposado Tequila due to its well-balanced combination of fresh agave, vanilla and honey. What Is The Smoothest Patrón Tequila Tequila used to be made with something called the ancient Tahona process, wherein heartless tequila distillers force a donkey to drag a massive volcanic stone over agave hearts prior to cooking and distilling them. (We assume that donkey hates his life.) Patrón still goes old-school, although they give the donkeys a break and use machinery to drag massive, specially sculpted stones across their agave hearts, yielding a unique vegetal taste that they then mix with a portion of citrusy tequila made with the modern Roller Mill method. You have one guy to thank for that smooth, smooth balance.

If age and beauty are what you need in your tequila, then look no further than the luxury that is Gran Patrón Piedra. This mahogany extra añejo tequila ages three years to incredible, aromatic smoothness in oak barrels – and it’s more than worth it. With its tried-and-tested pot stills, Patrón consistently produces some of the best tequila on the market. Whether you’re sipping the Piedra or mixing with the Silver, you can’t go wrong with the best Patrón tequilas I’ve listed here. As the name suggests, Gran Patron Burdeos finishes in vintage Bordeaux barrels, which contributes to an exceptionally smooth Bordeaux wine aroma and flavor. This gold tequila has caramel, oak, and vanilla notes, alongside the signature blue agave and dried fruit flavor. 9. Patrón XO Cafe Distilled agave is naturally crystal clear. The lengthy aging process and multiple barrels used in their Anejo, Extra Añejo, and Reposado tequilas give the tequila their signature colors, ranging from light straw to deep gold.Like everyone’s favorite, and inevitable ex-girlfriend, Patrón was born in 1989. We don’t know how many celebrity hearts it’s broken, or whether it and Jake Gyllenhaal are still on good terms, but the brand, like Swift, has likely led to more than a few tales of heartbreak. Patrón production is surprisingly old-school.