Topanito Tequila Añejo 70 cl. 40%

Topanito Tequila Añejo is a rounded, elegant and oak-aged tequila made from 100% Blue Weber agave. It is produced in Tequila, Jalisco, at Casa Maestri / Destiladora Del Valle de Tequila, and represents the most mature and complex expression in Topanito’s classic 100% agave range.

Añejo means “aged” in Spanish, and this tequila is matured for 12 months in ex-Tennessee whiskey barrels. The ageing gives the tequila a softer, warmer and more complex character than both Blanco and Reposado. Natural agave sweetness meets notes of vanilla, caramel, crème brûlée, toasted oak and gentle spice.

The result is a tequila with clear agave identity, but with a rounder and more sophisticated profile. It is especially well suited to sipping neat, but also works in elegant cocktails where extra depth, oak character and sweet spice are desired.

Region and producer

Region: Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico
Producer / distillery: Casa Maestri / Destiladora Del Valle de Tequila
Type: Tequila Añejo
Raw material: 100% Blue Weber agave
Ageing: 12 months in ex-Tennessee whiskey barrels
Alcohol: 40% ABV
Bottle size: 70 cl
Style: Rounded, oak-aged, smooth and complex añejo tequila

Aroma, taste and character

The aroma is warm, full and inviting, with clear notes of vanilla, caramel, roasted agave, oak, honey and crème brûlée. Beneath the sweeter oak notes, a distinct agave core remains, bringing freshness and authenticity.

On the palate, it is smooth, rounded and medium to full-bodied, with flavours of caramel, vanilla, toasted oak, baked agave, cinnamon, nuts and gentle spice. The barrel ageing gives it a silky texture and a dessert-like sweetness, while still preserving the agave character.

The finish is long, warm and elegant, with lingering notes of oak, caramel, agave, vanilla and light spice. It has more depth and maturity than Topanito Blanco and Reposado, while remaining balanced and approachable.

Style

Topanito Añejo is ideal for those looking for a more mature and rounded agave experience. Compared with Blanco, it is significantly softer and more oak-driven. Compared with Reposado, it offers more depth, more sweetness, more oak and a longer, warmer finish.

Its style makes it particularly suitable as a sipping tequila – a tequila to be enjoyed slowly and neat. It can also be used in cocktails where one might otherwise choose dark rum, bourbon or aged tequila.