Lote Maestro Anejo Tequila

Lote Maestro Anejo Tequila is a 750mL anejo bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof), made from 100% Blue Weber agave at Tequilera Puerta de Hierro (NOM 1477) in El Arenal, in the Tequila Valley of Jalisco. The anejo class holds it in oak between one and three years — the producer publishes no exact figure — and it pours intense golden amber over dried fruit and toasted oak with a silky, sweet-edged finish. It is available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor.

• ABV: 40% (80 proof)
• Size: 750mL
• Agave: 100% Blue Weber (Tequilana Weber)
• Distillery: NOM 1477, Tequilera Puerta de Hierro, El Arenal, Jalisco (Los Valles)
• Age: Anejo class — 1 to 3 years in oak (producer states no exact duration)
• Production: Roller mill extraction; stainless-tank fermentation; double distilled

The Valley Anejo in the Partida Range

Gildardo Partida built Lote Maestro on his family's tequilero lineage — brand copy counts the Partida family at more than a hundred years in the craft — and produces it in El Arenal, the Tequila Valley town his NOM 1477 distillery calls home. Valley agave and a roller-mill, stainless-fermentation, double-distilled production line give the spirit its frame; the anejo rest — somewhere inside the one-to-three-year window the class allows — gives it the toasted depth and silk the brand describes. The anejo sits between the unaged Plata and the longer-rested Extra Anejo in the range gathered on the Lote Maestro vendor page and in our tequila collection.

Tasting Notes

Per the brand's official notes: intense golden amber in the glass; delicious aromas of dried fruit and toasted oak; a silky texture leading to a long finish with a sweet touch.

How to Enjoy

Neat or with one cube — dried fruit and toasted oak at 80 proof also carry an anejo Manhattan riff or a tequila Old Fashioned without breaking down. More anejos are in our tequila collection and across our spirits collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is Lote Maestro Anejo aged?
The producer publishes no exact figure. Anejo as a class must age between one and three years in oak barrels no larger than 600 litres — that window, not a specific month count, is what can honestly be said for this bottle.

Is Lote Maestro a Highlands or a Valley tequila?
A Valley one — it is produced at NOM 1477 in El Arenal, in the Los Valles / Tequila Valley region of Jalisco, west of Guadalajara.

Silk, dried fruit and toasted valley oak — order Lote Maestro Anejo Tequila online from Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA.