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Maestro Dobel 50 '1969' Extra Anejo Tequila

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Maestro Dobel 50 '1969' Extra Anejo Tequila is the second chapter of the 50 Anniversary Series — an 80-proof (40% ABV) extra añejo in a 750mL hand-painted collectible bottle. From 12-year estate-grown Blue Weber agave in Jalisco's lowlands (NOM 1122), it ages a minimum of seven years in both American and French oak, then finishes in Sauternes barrels from Bordeaux: soft and velvety, with peach, ripe red apple, prune, and banana woven through toasted wood, walnut, butter, and honey. Order it online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.

  • Proof / ABV: 80 proof (40% ABV) — 750mL, hand-painted bottle
  • Aging: minimum 7 years American + French oak, finished in Bordeaux Sauternes barrels
  • Agave: 100% Blue Weber, 12-year estate agave, Jalisco lowlands
  • Series: Maestro Dobel 50 Anniversary Series — annual collectible releases
  • Distillery: NOM 1122, Jalisco

1969: The Sauternes Finish

Where 1968 leaned on Armagnac, the 1969 edition turns to Bordeaux — Sauternes barrels lend a dessert-wine softness that makes this the most velvety of the series. Seven years in oak built the structure; the Sauternes finish wrote the fruit. See more from Maestro Dobel or browse the tequila collection at Del Mesa.

Tasting Notes

Fruity and complex — peach, ripe red apple, prune, and banana on the nose and palate, layered with toasted wood, walnut, butter, and honey; a perfectly balanced, warming pour with a very long finish (per the brand).

How to Enjoy

Neat, slightly below room temperature, in a tulip glass — give it time to open. A slow, contemplative pour for a special occasion.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the 1969 finished?
After 7+ years in American and French oak, it finishes in Sauternes wine barrels from Bordeaux.

How does it differ from the 1968?
The 1968 finishes in Armagnac (honey, tobacco, bitter edge); the 1969 finishes in Sauternes (softer, fruitier, more velvety).

What is the ABV?
40% ABV (80 proof).

Bordeaux meets Jalisco — order Maestro Dobel 50 1969 online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.

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