Independencia 1810 Reposado - 750ML
Independencia 1810 Reposado
Savor the rich heritage of Mexico with every sip of Independencia 1810 Reposado Tequila. Crafted in the heart of Jalisco, this exquisite spirit embodies the soul of traditional tequila-making. Aged for eight months in white oak barrels, it boasts an intense amber hue and a taste profile that’s as complex as it is delightful. With hints of oak, roasted coffee, and almonds, it’s a premium choice for connoisseurs seeking a full-bodied experience. Whether served neat, on the rocks, or as the cornerstone of a sophisticated cocktail, Independencia 1810 Reposado is a testament to the art of fine tequila.
Product Details:
- Country: Mexico
- State: Jalisco
- Brand: Independencia 1810
- Spirits Type: Tequila
- Spirits Style: Reposado
- Taste: A harmonious fusion of fine wood, vanilla, and chocolate notes
- Food Pairings: Best enjoyed with grilled meats or rich chocolate desserts
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