Tres Mujeres Extra Anejo Dark Tequila
Tres Mujeres Extra Anejo Dark Tequila is a 40% ABV, 750mL extra anejo from Tequila Tres Mujeres in Amatitán, Jalisco — 100% Blue Weber agave, aged over three years in American oak until it drinks like a cognac. It is the brand's pinnacle aged expression from the small artisanal distillery (NOM 1466), where agave is cooked in masonry ovens with no chemicals and the tequila is famously said to be "fermented listening to the music of violins and symphony orchestras." Available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.
- ABV: 40% (80 proof)
- Size: 750mL
- Age: over three years in American oak (source-reported; bottle read needed)
- Origin: Amatitán, Jalisco, México — NOM 1466
- Agave: 100% Blue Weber agave, masonry-oven cooked, artisanal process
- Profile: toasted oak, dark chocolate, caramel, silky long finish
The Dark Pinnacle of Tres Mujeres
The name says it plainly: this is Tres Mujeres at its darkest and deepest. Where the Anfora expression leans French-oak and the ROAR bottle signals boldness, the Dark is the classic heavy-aged extra anejo — years in American oak turning cooked agave into notes of toasted oak, dark chocolate and caramel. Old Town Tequila's customers rate it mostly five stars; one reviewer found it "smooth as silk with a wonderful vanilla finish," another judged it against a Remy Martin XO Cognac — and preferred the Tres Mujeres. Browse more extra anejo tequilas and the Tres Mujeres collection.
Tasting Notes
Per Old Town Tequila: luxurious toasted oak, dark chocolate and caramel with a silky, lingering finish. CaskCartel adds cinnamon, pepper and clove on the nose; sweet cooked agave with walnut, vanilla and almond on the palate — spicy and woody throughout.
How to Enjoy
Neat in a snifter, like a fine cognac — the comparison reviewers keep making is no accident. Pairs beautifully with dark chocolate or a good cigar.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the Dark aged?
Retailer sources range from 2–3 to 5+ years; the safest verified claim is "over three years." A bottle read will settle it.
How does the Dark differ from the Anfora?
Both are extra anejos from the same Amatitán distillery; the Dark is the classic American-oak expression, while the Anfora leans on French oak.
Is it good for sipping neat?
That is its whole point — long-aged, 40% ABV, and built to be sipped like a fine spirit.
Dark, deep and silk-smooth — buy Tres Mujeres Extra Anejo Dark Tequila online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.
