Tres Mujeres Extra Anejo Primera Generacion 1953 Tequila
Tres Mujeres Extra Anejo Primera Generacion 1953 is a 750mL extra anejo tequila — an Edicion Especial from Tequila Tres Mujeres S.A. de C.V. (NOM 1466) in Amatitan, Jalisco, presented by the house as a special edition commemorating its history and honouring its founder. Its defining spec sets it apart from the regular Extra Anejo: this edition is aged 5 years in Canadian oak barrels with cinnamon rind, from 100% Weber blue agave. Bottlings of this range are listed at different strengths by market (38% in Mexican specifications, 40% in US listings), so the figure on your bottle's label governs. It is available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor.
- ABV: Listed by market — 38% in Mexican specifications, 40% in US listings; see your bottle's label
- Size: 750mL
- Class: Extra Anejo — special edition (1ra Generacion 1953)
- Ageing: 5 years in Canadian oak barrels with cinnamon rind (official Mexican store + USA cata sheet)
- Agave: 100% Weber blue agave
- Origin: Amatitan, Jalisco, Mexico (Los Valles) — NOM 1466, Tequila Tres Mujeres S.A. de C.V.
A Founder-Honouring Edition, Aged Its Own Way
Most Tres Mujeres expressions rest in French oak; the 1ra Generacion 1953 does not. Five years in Canadian oak with cinnamon rind gives this edition its own production story inside the range — longer than the regular Extra Anejo's 48 months, and in a different barrel entirely. The house frames the edition as a tribute to its founder and its own history, and bottles it as the range's special-occasion pour. Explore the rest of the range on the Tres Mujeres vendor page or browse more tequila and extra anejo tequila.
Tasting Notes
From the brand's official cata sheet: a medium golden pour with copper flashes and substantial body. Nose: Vanilla, cinnamon, oak and roasted agave, described by the house as elegant. Palate: A mixture of woods with soft fruity notes, in a smooth, abundant body with bright tones.
How to Enjoy
A five-year extra anejo built for slow sipping: pour it neat in a stemmed tequila glass, give it a few minutes in the glass, and drink it at room temperature. It also stands up as a digestif after a rich meal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "1953" mean? The brand presents 1ra Generacion 1953 as a special edition honouring its founder and the house's history; no official source states a specific meaning for the numeral itself, so none is claimed here.
How is it different from the regular Tres Mujeres Extra Anejo? Different barrel and different age: this edition rests 5 years in Canadian oak with cinnamon rind; the regular Extra Anejo rests 48 months in French oak. They are different liquids.
How strong is it? Listings differ by market — 38% ABV in Mexican specifications and 40% in US listings. Check the label on the bottle in hand for its exact figure.
The founder's edition, five years in the making — order Tres Mujeres 1ra Generacion 1953 from Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA.