Complex aroma with waves of fruit (cherry, pear), citrus, floral, spice (cinnamon, nutmeg) coming in waves then overlapping, combining and separating. The complexity extends to the flavor with most of the aromas presenting in flavor as well with an added tannic/barrel quality. The finish is long. At the price point of $100, this stands up against much more expensive XAs.
The aroma is relatively closed but shows agave, a slight sweetness (caramel) and the clay/dirt that has shone through from the blanco. Nice flavor with caramel, spice (cinnamon, mint) and pepper. The finish is short with a slightly bitter aftertaste.
Clean, almost astringent aroma, with strong vegetal character. Notes of agave and snap peas with an underlying note that I can only describe as dirty or musky. Mouthfeel is thin and almost watery but packs a burst of peppery spice with just a bit of sweetness. The finish is warm and short to moderate.
Arta Tequila has introduced its five-year-old Extra Añejo Tequila, which is aged in three different types of barrel, to Colorado in the US.
Minneapolis agency Griffin Archer created this video spot for small-batch tequila brand Arta Tequila.
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