Ocho Reposado Single Estate Tequila 750ml
Ocho Reposado Single Estate Tequila 750ml
Ocho Reposado Single Estate Tequila is a refined and artisanal expression that exemplifies the craftsmanship and terroir of Jalisco, Mexico. Produced in collaboration between Carlos Camarena and Tomas Estes, Ocho Tequila is renowned for its dedication to showcasing the unique characteristics of individual agave estates (ranches).
Ocho Reposado Single Estate Tequila typically exhibits a pale golden color with amber hues and offers an inviting aroma of cooked agave, vanilla, caramel, and subtle oak. On the palate, it delivers a smooth and balanced taste, with flavors of sweet agave, toasted oak, vanilla, and a hint of spice. The aging process adds depth and character, while the agave's natural sweetness shines through.
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Ocho Reposado Single Estate Tequila 750ml
Ocho Reposado Single Estate Tequila is a refined and artisanal expression that exemplifies the craftsmanship and terroir of Jalisco, Mexico. Produced in collaboration between Carlos Camarena and Tomas Estes, Ocho Tequila is renowned for its dedication to showcasing the unique characteristics of individual agave estates (ranches).
Ocho Reposado Single Estate Tequila typically exhibits a pale golden color with amber hues and offers an inviting aroma of cooked agave, vanilla, caramel, and subtle oak. On the palate, it delivers a smooth and balanced taste, with flavors of sweet agave, toasted oak, vanilla, and a hint of spice. The aging process adds depth and character, while the agave's natural sweetness shines through.
Government Issued ID Required for Purchase
You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase this product. A U.S. Government-issued ID or passport is required upon delivery.
