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La Gritona Reposado is a subtle and distinctive 100% blue agave tequila distilled by a local family in the small region of Valle de Guadalupe in the highlands of Jalisco, Mexico. La Gritona Reposado has been gaining notoriety around Southern California as a bartenders secret and their preferred after-shift drink. Some call it a session tequila. Very vegetal, without the sweetness, oakiness, or vanilla that is often associated with a highland Reposado. You will not find a rounder finish in the tequila world.

Código 1530 Añejo has been lauded by Tequila experts as the finest Añejo tequila available. Our Añejo is a private recipe refined over many generations by an artisan distilling family in Amatitán. Aged for 18 months in the finest Napa Cabernet French White Oak barrels. Refined, elegant and expressive hints of fruit, mingled with oak, touches of vanilla and a bit of spice.

Soft earthy aroma with fresh herbs and smoky characters. The palate is pleasant and balanced. Persistence of smoked character, herbs, subtly spicy.

Agavales tequila Blanco is 100% blue agave. Agavales means the land where the agave plant is grown. A Smooth and Tantalizing Flavor.

Appearance: Soft and bright straw colour, medium bodied Nose: Woody tequila, with sensations that evoke nuts, subtle notes of vanilla and cinnamon Taste: Soft alcohol sensation, with delicate notes of wood, vanilla, nuts and spices, with a long stay in the mouth that invites to be taken alone.

Appearance: Faint and bright straw color, with medium body. Nose: Smooth and complex at the same time. To the sense of smell with clear and delicate notes of wood, vanilla, nuts, cinnamon and spices. Taste: Soft and silky alcoholic sensation, with delicate notes of wood, vanilla, nuts and spices, with medium permanence in the mouth

KAH Tequila Reposado is made from 100% Blue Agave, double distilled, and aged for more than 2 months in American Oak barrels with medium toasting. This devilish bottle design takes its cues Day of the Dead celebrations that take place in parts of Peru. A dance to Satan is performed wearing long, dangling upturned crucifixes, and it is believed that Satan leads this dance Himself!