Golden yellow. Flowers, mostly violets are evident. Citrus; lemon and orange are other aromas. Elements of mint, not so much oak but rather the character from its raw material which is typical for this tequila producer. Opens softly and sweet, with orange and hints of oak. Relatively long finish with black pepper and citrus.

Serve and Combine
Best severed as a digestive slightly below room temperature in a tequila glass from Riedel. It is a perfect match with chocolate in general, and semi-dark chocolate with orange flavour in specific.

Manufacturing and Aging
The agave used in the production of this tequila is exclusively cultivated in fields of the outskirts of the Tequila town (most other tequilas available on the European market are either made of agave from several towns within Jalisco, especially around Los Altos). This agave has a relatively high fibre content
and low water content, which often adds aromas of citrus and herbs. The agave is cooked in a pressure cooker, which enhance aromas from the raw agave. It has been aged for eighteen months in barrels previously used for aging bourbon and whiskey.asks.

About the distillery
The distillery has a small yearly production and uses only traditional methods.
Tequila Arette de Jalisco is owned by Eduardo and Jaime Orendain. The two brothers grew up in a family that has been very important for the tequila industry and the town of Tequila. Their father owns one of Mexicos biggest tequila distilleries (Orendain), and Eduardo has been mayor in the Tequila town.