La Maria Oaxaca Anejo Tequila 1L
La Maria Oaxaca Anejo Tequila is an additive-free añejo under NOM 1589 (distiller listed as La Adelita Tequila by Oaks Liquors) — aged a minimum of one year in oak — presented in a 1L hand-painted ceramic bottle depicting Oaxaca's traditional attire. Note: the "Oaxaca" on the bottle is the artwork, not the origin; tequila by law can only be distilled in Jalisco, Tamaulipas, Guanajuato, Michoacán and Nayarit, and this añejo is a NOM 1589 spirit. Bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof), it's a deep-golden, smooth-sipping añejo. It's available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.
- ABV: 40% (80 proof)
- Size: 1L
- Aging: añejo — minimum one year in oak (retailers report "up to two years"; exact program unconfirmed)
- Distillery: NOM 1589 (distiller listed as "La Adelita Tequila" by Oaks Liquors — third-party)
- Presentation: 1L hand-painted ceramic bottle — Oaxaca traditional-attire art edition
- Label clarity: "Oaxaca" = the bottle art; the spirit is a NOM 1589 añejo, additive-free (per retailers)
An Añejo in Oaxaca Art Dress
La Maria's Handcrafted Artisans series puts the same additive-free añejo in different hand-painted ceramic bottles — the Oaxaca edition dresses it in the state's traditional attire, hand-painted in clay. Inside is a NOM 1589 añejo: oak, caramel and vanilla from at least a year in barrel (retailers describe a deep golden hue and a smooth finish), in a 1L ceramic bottle that doubles as a display piece. Explore more añejo tequila and tequila, or see the other art editions in the La Maria Tequila line at Del Mesa.
Tasting Notes
No official brand tasting notes are published (no brand site found). Third-party retailers describe the line's añejo in terms of oak, caramel and vanilla with a deep golden hue and a smooth, balanced finish — treat those as retailer impressions, not distillery copy.
How to Enjoy
Neat in a copita or snifter — the 1L ceramic bottle and oak-matured profile make it a sipping añejo. Keep the bottle afterward; it's a hand-painted piece.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is La Maria Oaxaca Añejo made in Oaxaca?
No — "Oaxaca" is the hand-painted ceramic bottle art (depicting Oaxaca traditional attire). Tequila by law can only be produced in Jalisco, Tamaulipas, Guanajuato, Michoacán and Nayarit; this añejo is distilled under NOM 1589.
What is the NOM of La Maria Tequila?
NOM 1589 (retailers list the distiller as "La Adelita Tequila").
What is the ABV of La Maria Oaxaca Añejo?
40% ABV (80 proof), in a 1L bottle.
Is La Maria additive-free?
Retailers describe it as additive-free; no official brand statement was found to confirm.
Hand-painted art, real añejo inside — add La Maria Oaxaca Anejo Tequila 1L to your cart at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.