Casamigos Anejo Tequila | 1.75L

Tequila: Casamigos Anejo | 1.75L

Aged for 14 months. Pure and complex aroma, with soft caramel and vanilla notes. Perfect balance of sweetness from the Blue Weber agaves, with subtle hints of spice and barrel oak, with a lingering smooth finish.

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Size: 1.75L

Proof: 80 (40% ABV)

Origin: Mexico

Distiller: Gerber Spirits Company

Agaves: They hand-select the finest 100% Blue Weber agaves, grown in the rich red clay soil and cool climate of the Highlands of Jalisco, Mexico.

Slow Cooking: Their agave piñas are roasted in traditional brick ovens for 72 hours.

Proprietary Yeast: Their Master Distiller uses a special yeast blend resulting in a consistent, refined flavor.

Extra Slow Fermentation: Their unique flavor is a result of an 80 hour fermentation process.

Distillery Information

The label was launched in 2013,by the American actor George Clooney, nightlife entrepreneur Rande Gerber, and property developer Mike Meldman.The name Casamigos comes from the Spanish “casa” and “amigos,” house and friends, thus “house of friends.” Friends Gerber and Clooney were building their vacation homes next to each other in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, sampling tequilas together for months, and Clooney recommended they simply make their own type of tequila to taste. Bringing in Meldman, they commissioned a distillery in Jalisco, Mexico to make them a tequila that “tasted great and didn’t burn going down,” among other qualities such as little hangover and ability to drink straight or with ice. After ordering “a thousand bottles a year” from the distillery to sample for two years, they were asked by the distillery to get a business license to order the liquor as a full product. According to CNBC, the company was indeed only a private collection of tequila for the co-founders and their associates, with no intent of taking the company public.