San Matias '135th Anniversary Blend' Anejo Tequila
San Matias 135th Anniversary Blend Añejo Tequila is a once-in-a-lifetime pour: five legendary Casa San Matias expressions — Orgullo Añejo, Rey Sol Extra Añejo, Tahona Añejo, Gran Reserva Extra Añejo, and Pueblo Viejo Añejo — united in a single, never-to-be-repeated release of just 9,000 bottles. Bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof) in 750mL, each decanter is hand-adorned with 135 Preciosa European crystals, one for each year of the distillery. Order it online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.
- ABV: 40% (80 proof) — 750mL
- Release: limited to 9,000 bottles; the first blend in Casa San Matias's history
- Origin: distilled at NOM 1103, Ojo de Agua de Latillas, highland Jalisco, Mexico
- Blend: Orgullo Añejo + Rey Sol Extra Añejo + Tahona Añejo + Gran Reserva Extra Añejo + Pueblo Viejo Añejo
- Presentation: 135 hand-set Preciosa crystals in collaboration with the crystal house
135 Years, Five Tequilas, One Bottle
Casa San Matias ranks among Mexico's oldest distilleries, and for its 135th anniversary it did something it had never done: blended. Rather than issue a single expression, the house pulled five of its most storied aged tequilas — including the six-year French-oak-aged Rey Sol — and harmonized them into one commemorative añejo. The decanter's 135 hand-placed crystals, set in the highlands of Jalisco, make it as much a collector's object as a drinker's one. Explore more from San Matias or browse tequila and añejo expressions.
Tasting Notes
Warm oak and dried fruit over highland agave character — caramel, chocolate, maple, vanilla, toasted almond, dried plum, and violet on the nose; rich and multi-dimensional on the palate with the sweetness of extra-añejo maturity balanced by earthy agave brightness; long, smooth, and warming on the finish.
How to Enjoy
Exceptional neat — this is a sipping tequila first. It also elevates an Old Fashioned or a Tequila Manhattan where aged-spirit character leads.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which tequilas are in the 135th Anniversary Blend?
Five Casa San Matias expressions: Orgullo Añejo, Rey Sol Extra Añejo, Tahona Añejo, Gran Reserva Extra Añejo, and Pueblo Viejo Añejo.
How many bottles were made?
Just 9,000 — a single, never-to-be-repeated release.
What are the crystals on the bottle?
135 European Preciosa crystals, each hand-placed, marking one year of the distillery's history.
A milestone in glass — order the 135th Anniversary Blend online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.