Exclusive Tequilas

Corralejo Blanco (Silver)
$27.99

"Corralejo Blanco is bottled without any aging directly from the distillery's copper pot. Don Leonardo, the founder of Tequila Corralejo, refers to the 'white one' as 'the truth' because it magnificently captures the authentic character of the Blue Weber Agave, the plant which all our tequilas are made from." - Casa Corralejo

Color: Pure, clear
Aroma: White, pink peppercorns, herbal undertones
Taste: Agave flavor, spearmint

Corralejo Resposado
$29.99

"Corralejo's Reposado is aged for four months in barrels of three different types of wood - French and American oak and Encino (white oak). This is our unique method of influencing the taste of the tequila by using the three flavours of wood. This method has been acknowledged with three gold medals at international events and with the Double Gold Medal at the World Liquor Competition in 2001 and 2007." - Casa Corralejo

Color: Light straw color
Aroma: Note the delicate fragrances of vanilla, peppercorn, brine and honey
Taste: Fruit filled lemon, lime, honey, peppercorn, smooth medium body finish

Casa Noble Crystal (Silver)
$39.99

"Many purists believe that tequila is best when it is NOT aged. We feel it is just a matter of taste. But for those who want the best 'silver' we created Casa Noble Crystal. We call it Crystal because we believe it is superior to all silver tequilas. It's in a class by itself. Contained in a beautiful hand blown glass decanter, adorned with an exquisite metal engraved label, Casa Noble Crystal has absolutely no rival in this category, and it lets you appreciate the exceptional pureness and glow of this unique tequila.

"Casa Noble Crystal, winner of the Double Gold Medal at the 2000 San Francisco World Spirits Competition." - Casa Noble Tequila

Casa Noble Reposado
$45.99

"Our most refined tequila. Smooth, sensuous and full bodied, this tequila rivals the best spirits in the world. Casa Noble Reposado, aged for one year in French White Oak barrels, comes in a decanter as exceptional as the tequila it contains: cobalt blue porcelain, handmade by local artists. The look of this decanter will enhance any private collection or bar counter.

"Stuff Magazine Instant Cool voted Casa Noble Reposado 'Expert Bartenders First Choice'." - Casa Noble Tequila

"Matured in French oak for a full year; the light amber/yellow shade is really gorgeous and pure; the nose is seductive and compelling right from the first nosing pass after the pour as mature scents of brine, forest herbs, and lead pencil enchant the olfactory sense the second sniffing features more of the herbs and pepperiness than the lead pencil with further exposure to air, the third whiff offers deepening yet graceful aromas of soft caramel, mild oak, herbal agave, and sea salt (I especially like the bouquet at this stage of 5-7 minutes of aeration) with further time in the glass, the final sniffing sees the dill/brine element come to the forefront a genuinely elegant and top-of-the-category bouquet; the intensely sweet taste at palate entry is more vegetal than oaky or caramelly the midpalate stage is laden with sweet light toffee and candied nut flavors, which while tasty, don't necessarily match-up to the elegance of the aroma; the finish is long, toasty/caramelly, and resiny from the oak; highly recommended." - F. Paul Pacult, Spirit Journal

Corralejo Añejo
$49.99

"Corralejo Añejo is ages for 12 months in barrels of new American oak, burnt on the inside in order to achieve its Smokey taste. It is our finest example of our master Don Leonardo's ability and skills. It is filled into red bottles. In Mexico the red color stands for 'prosperity'. To show our respect for it, we always stand up to drink it. Double Gold winner at San Francisco Wine Spirits Competition in 2006." - Casa Corralejo

Color: Pale golden hue
Aroma: Oak, smoke, hints of cocoa, vanilla, peppercorn
Taste: Caramel, cooked pear, white pepper, cardamom spice, full body finish

Casa Noble Añejo
$79.99

"This exquisite tequila is matured in French White Oak barrels for five years, and has an exceptional bouquet and body that ranks among the finest distilled spirits in the world. Its deep golden tone is reflected in a decanter so unique and beautiful, that it has earned the distinction of being among the most exquisite liquor bottles in the industry. Made of black porcelain, it is decorated with accents and labels made of 18k gold hand painted by local Artists. Production is limited to 2,000 cases a year, and is already sought after by collectors.

"Casa Noble Añejo, winner of the Double Gold Medal at the 2000 San Francisco World Spirits Competition." - Casa Noble Tequila

"Aged in French oak for five years; the brilliant amber tone is impeccably pure and clean; the nose at opening is rich, almost brandy-like, and oaky with time in the glass, the aroma becomes a bouquet as the oak influence is joined by a mild vegetal component and a background pepperiness the third sniffing pass reveals a soft brininess that complements the pillowy oakiness in the fourth and final whiff, the delicate, perfumy scents of oak resin and vanilla, mature agave, and nut butter unite to form an atypically biscuity tequila bouquet while I actually prefer the nose of the reposado, this one is very pleasing and well-structured; the palate entry is mildly sweet and oaky, but then the midpalate stage explodes with firm, meaty tastes of nut butter, pepper, and light caramel; the finish is long, spirity, and elegant; very nice indeed." - F. Paul Pacult, Spirit Journal

José Cuervo Reserva de la Familia
$109.99

"José Cuervo Reserva de la Familia was introduced in 1995 to celebrate the 200-year anniversary as the world's leading producer of tequila. Each bottle is handmade, numbered, dated and sealed in wax. Every year the Cuervo family commissions a different Mexican artist to design the new collectible box for Jose Cuervo Reserva de la Familia. José Cuervo Tequila is distributed by Diageo on behalf of José Cuervo S. A. José Cuervo is the largest selling tequila brand in the world. Only 17,000 bottles of Reserva De La Familia are produced each year, in collectors boxes designed by Mexican artists.

"This Extra-Añejo tequila is aged in oak barrels for an average of 3 years. The final blend includes Tequila from reserves aged over 30 years. Only the estate's finest 10-year-old agaves are hand-selected. Only the most flavorful inner portion of the agave's piña (heart) is used. Vibrant, with a full, mellow flavor combines floral, agave, vanilla and Cognac-like flavors." - Tequila Source

Don Julio 1942
$118.99

"Carefully aged for at least two and a half years, this limited-edition tequila is best appreciated when served in a snifter. Adding even more to its exclusivity, Tequila Don Julio 1942 undergoes a second distillation in a special still known as Pot Still 6, which refines the flavors even further.

"Notes from the Master Distiller:
Color: Brilliant golden hue.
Nose: Rich, sweet aromas of caramel and toffee layered with a fresh vanilla fragrance and hints of red fruits like cherry mixed with caramel and almonds. Chocolate tones along with cinnamon and a light touch of wood.
Taste: A silky, smooth character that coats the palate with roasted agave and vanilla flavors, sun-ripened tropical fruits and spiced undertones to create a wonderfully unique tequila experience.
Finish: Beautiful, sweet agave-laced finish with lingering hints of oak and rich vanilla essence." - Don Julio Tequila

Cabo Uno Añejo Reserva
$249.99

"Cabo Uno is the result of a rare event – nature’s elements and human craftsmanship converging at a precise moment to create perfection.
"The Rivera family, Cabo Wabo’s sole producers who have been making quality Tequila for over 80 years, agrees – 'once in a great while a perfect Tequila comes along, a numero uno. Cabo Uno is such a Tequila.'

"Sammy Hagar has been associated with the Rivera family for over a decade. He is intimately involved in developing standards of quality with all his Tequilas. When Sammy tasted 'Uno' after one year in the barrel he said, 'This may be the one.' An additional twenty-six months of aging took this Tequila from 'the one' to Cabo Uno.

"Due to its thirty-eight month aging process and the rarity of such an ultra-premium Tequila, Cabo Uno will only be available in limited batches. Once this batch is gone, consumers will have to wait for the next batch worthy enough to carry the Cabo Uno name. 'Perfection takes time,' explains Hagar. 'Sip it slowly. Savor every moment.'

"Tasting notes: On the palette; an aroma of herbs and fruit with elegant flavors of chocolate, caramel and roasted coffee. An exceptionally smooth finish with a hint of wood, makes Cabo Uno ideal for slow savoring. " - Cabo Wabo Press Release

Don Julio Real
$349.99

"Refined taste for the refined drinker. Painstakingly cared for in American white-oak barrels for three to five years. For the ultimate tequila experience, sip it neat in a specialized tequila glass. Don Julio Real is produced from a highly selective batch of only the best estate-grown agave and its second distillation is in a special still known as Pot Still 6, which refines the flavors even further.

"Notes from the Mater Distiller:
Color: Majestic golden hue.
Nose: Rich, sweet aromas of caramel and toffee layered with a fresh vanilla fragrance and hints of red fruits like cherry mixed with caramel and almonds. Chocolate tones along with cinnamon and a light touch of wood.
Taste: Attractive dry fruit flavors, cooked agave and peach are the first flavors perceived. Enticing vanilla flavors layered with caramel, chocolate and coffee undertones and a slight herbal essence create a refined, yet unforgettable sensation.
Finish: Sweetly seductive with lingering vanilla impressions and a hint of oak for a warm, sensuous finish." - Don Julio Tequila