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Tequila Ocho Extra Anejo Single Estate 2021 La Mula

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Tequila Ocho Extra Anejo Single Estate 2021 La Mula

Tequila Ocho La Mula 2021 Extra Añejo is a graceful and terroir-pure representation of extended tequila aging. Offering spice-laced agave, gentle oak complexity, and silky textures—it shines as a sipping tequila that showcases both vintage and vineyard with finesse.

🏺 Origins & Context

  • Distilled from agave grown at Rancho La Mula, part of Ocho’s original estate plots in Arandas, harvested at around 6.5 years of age with high sugar levels (>30%).

  • Aged approximately three years in used American whiskey barrels, lightly seasoned to emphasize agave expression over heavy oak influence.

  • Bottled at a restrained 40% ABV (80 proof), highlighting clarity and balance from vintage and terroir.

👃 Aromas (Nose)

  • Opens with warm, inviting agave notes layered with nutmeg, cinnamon, cardamom, and chai tea spices. Accents of pine nuts, praline, bitter chocolate, and cooked red apples add complexity.

  • Additional nuance emerges in the form of cedar, orange peel, and almond-pastry sweetness on a soft spice background.

👅 Flavor & Texture

  • The palate features rich cooked agave, red apple, fresh ginger, sea salt, and a touch of cracked black pepper, delivering a refined yet multilayered experience.

  • Medium-bodied and gentle—flavors unfold with poise rather than power, allowing a delicate interplay of sweetness, spice, and mineral lift.

🔁 Finish & Character

  • A lingering, clean finish highlighted by agave sweetness, soft spice, and traces of savory brine and black pepper. The overall feel is polished, mellow, and satisfying.

  • La Mula stands out among Ocho’s aged portfolio for retaining agave clarity under extended maturation—a hallmark of its terroir-forward philosophy.

🧭 Identity & Appreciation

  • Ocho’s Extra Añejo expressions are known for their light oak character and emphasis on estate agave flavor rather than oak dominance. La Mula’s 2021 vintage exemplifies this ethos beautifully.

  • Its personality skews toward subtle sophistication rather than overt sweetness, making it a refined favorite for sipping enthusiasts who appreciate nuance.

 

$195.00
Tequila Ocho Extra Anejo Single Estate 2021 La Mula—
$195.00

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Tequila Ocho La Mula 2021 Extra Añejo is a graceful and terroir-pure representation of extended tequila aging. Offering spice-laced agave, gentle oak complexity, and silky textures—it shines as a sipping tequila that showcases both vintage and vineyard with finesse.

🏺 Origins & Context

  • Distilled from agave grown at Rancho La Mula, part of Ocho’s original estate plots in Arandas, harvested at around 6.5 years of age with high sugar levels (>30%).

  • Aged approximately three years in used American whiskey barrels, lightly seasoned to emphasize agave expression over heavy oak influence.

  • Bottled at a restrained 40% ABV (80 proof), highlighting clarity and balance from vintage and terroir.

👃 Aromas (Nose)

  • Opens with warm, inviting agave notes layered with nutmeg, cinnamon, cardamom, and chai tea spices. Accents of pine nuts, praline, bitter chocolate, and cooked red apples add complexity.

  • Additional nuance emerges in the form of cedar, orange peel, and almond-pastry sweetness on a soft spice background.

👅 Flavor & Texture

  • The palate features rich cooked agave, red apple, fresh ginger, sea salt, and a touch of cracked black pepper, delivering a refined yet multilayered experience.

  • Medium-bodied and gentle—flavors unfold with poise rather than power, allowing a delicate interplay of sweetness, spice, and mineral lift.

🔁 Finish & Character

  • A lingering, clean finish highlighted by agave sweetness, soft spice, and traces of savory brine and black pepper. The overall feel is polished, mellow, and satisfying.

  • La Mula stands out among Ocho’s aged portfolio for retaining agave clarity under extended maturation—a hallmark of its terroir-forward philosophy.

🧭 Identity & Appreciation

  • Ocho’s Extra Añejo expressions are known for their light oak character and emphasis on estate agave flavor rather than oak dominance. La Mula’s 2021 vintage exemplifies this ethos beautifully.

  • Its personality skews toward subtle sophistication rather than overt sweetness, making it a refined favorite for sipping enthusiasts who appreciate nuance.