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Extra Añejo

Extra Añejo

Taste: Unique and exclusive, with an intense and fascinating depth — rich layers of dried fruit, dark chocolate, and toasted oak that evolve beautifully on the palate.

Body & Color: Deep mahogany hue with a full, luxurious and velvety body.

Aroma: A complex and mature symphony of aged agave, caramel, vanilla, and subtle oak that captivates the senses.

Finish: Long, sublime, and unforgettable — delivering that touch of exclusivity and distinction that lingers in every glass.

The Glory touch: Rested for over 3 years, this is the ultimate expression of Glory — where time, craftsmanship, and quality meet in perfect metamorphosis.

40% Alc./Vol. | 80 Proof | 100% Blue Agave | Handcrafted | 750ml

 

Disclaimer: This product contains alcohol (40% Alc./Vol.). Sale is restricted to adults of legal drinking age. Please consume responsibly. Excessive alcohol consumption may be harmful to your health.

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