Don Ramon Punta Diamante Tequila Añejo 750mL

Don Ramon Punta Diamante Tequila Añejo
12-Month American Oak Aged Elegance

Crafted with tradition and care, Don Ramon Punta Diamante Añejo is a premium expression made from 100% Blue Agave grown in the highlands of Jalisco, Mexico. This tequila undergoes double distillation and is aged for 12 months in American oak barrels, resulting in a refined spirit with an amber hue, silky texture, and complex character.

Process & Profile

• Agave Source: 100% Blue Agave from the Highlands of Jalisco

• Distillation: Double distilled

• Aging: 12 months in American oak barrels

• ABV: 40%

• Volume: 750mL

• Color: Rich amber

Tasting Notes

• Nose: A fresh, woody bouquet layered with hints of roasted nuts and cooked agave

• Palate: Mineral-rich entry balanced with warming notes of cinnamon, clove, and cumin

• Finish: Long and structured, with evolving tones of vanilla, oak, and a buttery softness

What Makes It Special?

• 12 Months of Oak Aging – Enhances depth and smoothness while bringing out warm spice notes

• Highland Agave – Offers a naturally sweeter and fruit-forward profile

• Double Distillation – Ensures purity while retaining vibrant agave character

• Elevated Flavor Complexity – Citrus and peach on the front, wood and spice on the finish

How to Enjoy

• Best Served: Neat in a tequila flute or Glencairn glass

• Cocktail Pairing: Makes a stunning Añejo Old Fashioned or Tequila Manhattan

• Food Pairing: Pairs beautifully with grilled lamb, mole, or aged cheeses

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. How does aging in American oak affect the flavor?
   American oak imparts warm vanilla, soft wood tannins, and subtle spice, creating a smooth and layered Añejo.

2. Is this tequila additive-free?
   Yes, Don Ramon Punta Diamante Añejo is a pure, additive-free expression made using traditional methods.

3. Can I enjoy this as a sipping tequila?
   Absolutely. It’s crafted specifically to be sipped and savored.

4. What’s the difference between Añejo and Reposado?
   Añejo is aged longer (12 months vs. 9 for Reposado), resulting in deeper complexity, a darker color, and a more robust flavor profile.

5. Is this suitable for collectors or casual tequila fans?
   Yes. It offers quality appreciated by enthusiasts and smoothness that appeals to newer tequila drinkers.