Siete Leguas Añejo

Tasting Notes

Aged with patience and precision, Siete Leguas Añejo is one of the most elegant sipping tequilas on the market. The nose is rich and expressive, offering aromas of roasted agave, caramel, dried fruit, and warm vanilla. Swirl the glass and you’ll find deeper layers—baking spice, cocoa powder, light tobacco, and toasted oak. The palate is silk-smooth yet full of character: cooked agave remains front and center, supported by notes of dulce de leche, orange zest, cinnamon, and a hint of almond. The aging in oak barrels gives it a gentle tannic grip and a long, warm finish with tones of toffee, spice, and dried fig. Balanced, luxurious, and incredibly refined.

Food Pairings

This Añejo demands slow sips and thoughtful bites. Serve it with grilled carne asada, barbacoa tacos with mole sauce, or roasted duck in tamarind glaze. Rich cheeses like aged Manchego or Parmigiano-Reggiano draw out the tequila’s nutty notes. For dessert, go with Mexican chocolate truffles, churros with cajeta, or flan with orange zest. It’s tequila meant to be respected—sipped neat, with a wide glass and a slower pace.