Herencia de Plata Tequila Reposado

Name: Herencia de Plata Tequila Reposado
Brand: Herencia de Plata
SKU: 1018886
Rating: 7.3 (4 reviews)

(0.7l, 40%)

7.3/10 (63 votes)

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About

A delicate and crisp “Tequila of the Highest” good enough to serve to the Queen herself.

Cesar Garcia moved from Spain to Mexico at the age of sixteen, settling in the home state of Tequila — Jalisco. He founded the Rio de Plata Distillery in 1943 and his business thrived. Their first brand was “Don Cesar Tequila” and they grew quickly from there. Cesar passed away in 1981, but he made his motto “Tequilas del Señor” — Tequilas of the Highest — and stuck to it. Today the family-run distillery produces a range of Tequilas and Mexican spirits from the original location — exporting them all over the world.

Herencia de Plata Reposado Tequila is a top-shelf brand. In fact, when the president of Mexico traveled to Mexico for an official state visit in 2002, he served it to Queen Elisabeth himself. Herencia is 100% blue agave and is naturally fermented. Of course, as a “Reposado” (rested) Tequila, it has aged in oak for a minimum of two months. Herencia de Plata Reposado Tequila is known for its fruit-forward character.

Category

Tequila
Style

Reposado Tequila
Region

Jalisco
Country

Mexico
Alcohol

40%
Distillery

Tequilas del Señor

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lime

zesty

fresh herbs

pepper

vanilla

passion fruit

pineapple

earthy

orange

What does Herencia de Plata Tequila Reposado taste like?

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Tequila goes bad with time. Once you open a bottle of Tequila, you better be in the mood to drink it. Generally, you have one to two months before oxidization and evaporation diminish the quality of the Tequila and destroys the Agave flavor profile.