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PaQui Tequila Silvera
PaQui Tequila Silvera
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- BrandPaQuí Tequila
- CategoryTequila
- CountryMexico
- RegionLowland
- DistilleryAutentica Tequilera
- Style Tequila
- Alcohol40.0%
A lovely entry into the burgeoning Tequila space in an unaged sipping Spirit with a well-balanced profile and great texture.
Tequila Holdings was founded by John Chappell in 2006. The company got the trademark on PaQui in 2008 and began working on what would become their signature Tequila offering. Once they had developed their products, they started selling in a grass-roots effort with John and his sales manager selling bottles of finished Tequila literally door-to-door to restaurants and bars in New York City. Met with success and a solid reorder rate, they launched a successful fund-raising campaign on StartEngine to ramp up product and build distribution.
PaQuí Tequila comes in the three primary categories of Tequila. All three are built on the foundation of PaQui Silvera Tequila. This is an unaged Spirit made from 100% Weber blue agave. Importantly, where a lot of lesser Tequilas harvest agave after only a few years, PaQui allows their agave to grow longer in the flied — seven to eight years. This means that they plants have a deeper, sweeter nectar. The plants are roasted in an autoclave, fermented for five days, and distilled at Distillery Autentica Tequilera in the town of Tequila in central Jalisco.
Smartass Corner:
PaQui is said to be an Aztec word that translates as "to be happy." The logo is a stylized Aztec warrior who is dancing.
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herbs
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citrus zest
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brine
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tropical fruits
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mineral
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black pepper
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savoury
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sweet
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spicy
Appearance / Color
Brightly Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma is nicely balanced with notes of savory herbs, citrus zest, brine, and distant tropical fruit.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The palate opens with a very nice, viscous mouth-feel and develops tones of mineral water, flamed orange zest, more savory herbs, cracked black pepper, and a little something sweet.
Finish
The finish is long for a Silver Tequila with a warming, friendly bite of spice.
About
A lovely entry into the burgeoning Tequila space in an unaged sipping Spirit with a well-balanced profile and great texture.
Tequila Holdings was founded by John Chappell in 2006. The company got the trademark on PaQui in 2008 and began working on what would become their signature Tequila offering. Once they had developed their products, they started selling in a grass-roots effort with John and his sales manager selling bottles of finished Tequila literally door-to-door to restaurants and bars in New York City. Met with success and a solid reorder rate, they launched a successful fund-raising campaign on StartEngine to ramp up product and build distribution.
PaQuí Tequila comes in the three primary categories of Tequila. All three are built on the foundation of PaQui Silvera Tequila. This is an unaged Spirit made from 100% Weber blue agave. Importantly, where a lot of lesser Tequilas harvest agave after only a few years, PaQui allows their agave to grow longer in the flied — seven to eight years. This means that they plants have a deeper, sweeter nectar. The plants are roasted in an autoclave, fermented for five days, and distilled at Distillery Autentica Tequilera in the town of Tequila in central Jalisco.
Smartass Corner:
PaQui is said to be an Aztec word that translates as "to be happy." The logo is a stylized Aztec warrior who is dancing.
- BrandPaQuí Tequila
- CategoryTequila
- CountryMexico
- RegionLowland
- DistilleryAutentica Tequilera
- Style Tequila
- Alcohol40.0%
-
herbs
-
citrus zest
-
brine
-
tropical fruits
-
mineral
-
black pepper
-
savoury
-
sweet
-
spicy
Appearance / Color
Brightly Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma is nicely balanced with notes of savory herbs, citrus zest, brine, and distant tropical fruit.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The palate opens with a very nice, viscous mouth-feel and develops tones of mineral water, flamed orange zest, more savory herbs, cracked black pepper, and a little something sweet.
Finish
The finish is long for a Silver Tequila with a warming, friendly bite of spice.
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