Espolon Blanco Super Premium Tequila, 70 Cl

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Espolon has created characters inspired by the original Posada engravings that tell the stories about the struggles and joys of everyday life in Mexico. Handcrafted in Los Altos, the Highlands region of Jalisco, El Espolón reveals the essence of Mexico. Go back in time to the downright dirty history of the American speakeasy and you’ll find Angostura Orange bitters in a huge number of different drinks. Espolon Tequila takes its name from the story and history in the creation of a free and independent Mexico. Some of the data that are collected include the number of visitors, their source, and the pages they visit anonymously.

Despite the name, its flavour is not bitter at all, with the strong aromatic flavour, powerful with gentian and spices.The addition of Grand Marnier liqueur's orange and oaked cognac flavours provide harmonious balance to Espolon's rich taste, giving more flavour and smoothness to your Margarita. Please always read the labels, warnings, and directions provided with the product before using or consuming a product.

Made from 100% pure blue agave plants, Slow-cooking the agave pinas for far longer than the industry standard allows more caramelising and a sweeter profile. Fee Brothers Peach Bitters has been masterfully executed to balance the peach flavour, ensuring it is strong without overpowering. In fact, a rooster also makes an appearance on the unique label, which is also inspired by Dia de los Muertos - Day of the Dead. Espolòn was born by distilling 100% blue agave juice by hand, a "super-premium" of rare prestige designed in homage to the great culture and history of Mexico.

On the nose, it is delicate, with sweet agave; floral, tropical fruit and lemon zest aromas; hint of pepper. Amaro Averna has a distinctive orange flavour and includes over 33 different herbs including cinnamon and gentian. Handcrafted with 100% Blue Agave, Espolon is the super-premium tequila that celebrates the storied culture of true Mexico through classic 19th century artistry and the iconic rooster, a symbol of national pride. It depicts the revolution spurred on by Miguel Hidalgo, who led the people of Mexico to fight back against the injustices of Spanish rule.