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Teremana Tequila Reposado
Teremana Tequila Reposado
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- BrandTeremana
- CategoryTequila
- CountryMexico
- RegionJalisco
- DistilleryTeremana
- Style Tequila
- Alcohol40.0%
It's all fun and games until The Rock enters the ring.
Who doesn't like Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson? Stone Cold Steve Austin might not be one, but we're fans. He's known for the spinebusters, Samoan drops, and people's elbows, as well as his numerous roles in massive blockbusters films, including Luke in the Fast and the Furious, the titular Scorpion King, or Dr. Bravestone in the recent Jumanji films. Now he's adding a premium Tequila to the list of his achievements, as he's teamed up with a family-owned distillery in the highlands of Jalisco, the cradle of the famous Mexican Spirit.
The process of making the Spirit starts with The Rock punching the Teremana blue Weber agaves into a pulp... What? Then they're roasted in brick ovens, open-air fermented, and distilled in hand-made copper pot stills. It's all done by hand, just so you know. The Reposado then matures in ex-Bourbon barrels for a couple months for some of that delicious spicy complexity.
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vanilla
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citrus
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zesty
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agave
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sweet
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oak
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caramel
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spicy
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fragrant
Appearance / Color
Pale straw
Nose / Aroma / Smell
It's a delight of agave and oak on the nose, along with light vanilla and a whiff of caramel in the background.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Those agaves are ever present and joined by a pleasant sweetness on the palate. There's vanilla in there, as well as zesty, citrusy notes. A touch of oak rounds it all up nicely.
Finish
It finishes super fresh and medium-long with those zesty notes lingering.
About
It's all fun and games until The Rock enters the ring.
Who doesn't like Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson? Stone Cold Steve Austin might not be one, but we're fans. He's known for the spinebusters, Samoan drops, and people's elbows, as well as his numerous roles in massive blockbusters films, including Luke in the Fast and the Furious, the titular Scorpion King, or Dr. Bravestone in the recent Jumanji films. Now he's adding a premium Tequila to the list of his achievements, as he's teamed up with a family-owned distillery in the highlands of Jalisco, the cradle of the famous Mexican Spirit.
The process of making the Spirit starts with The Rock punching the Teremana blue Weber agaves into a pulp... What? Then they're roasted in brick ovens, open-air fermented, and distilled in hand-made copper pot stills. It's all done by hand, just so you know. The Reposado then matures in ex-Bourbon barrels for a couple months for some of that delicious spicy complexity.
- BrandTeremana
- CategoryTequila
- CountryMexico
- RegionJalisco
- DistilleryTeremana
- Style Tequila
- Alcohol40.0%
-
vanilla
-
citrus
-
zesty
-
agave
-
sweet
-
oak
-
caramel
-
spicy
-
fragrant
Appearance / Color
Pale straw
Nose / Aroma / Smell
It's a delight of agave and oak on the nose, along with light vanilla and a whiff of caramel in the background.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Those agaves are ever present and joined by a pleasant sweetness on the palate. There's vanilla in there, as well as zesty, citrusy notes. A touch of oak rounds it all up nicely.
Finish
It finishes super fresh and medium-long with those zesty notes lingering.
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