Gran Coronel Tequila Anejo
Gran Coronel Tequila Anejo is a 40% ABV (80 proof) añejo made with 100% pure agave and aged a minimum of 20 months — nearly twice the legal añejo minimum — in a four-barrel cellar of French Allier oak, American oak, old European red wine barrels, and old bourbon barrels. Distilled at NOM 1480, Tequilera Las Americas in Amatitán, Jalisco, and crafted in the Dávalos family tradition, it comes in a 750mL bottle. Order aged tequilas online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.
- ABV: 40% (80 proof)
- Size: 750mL
- Aging: Minimum 20 months in French Allier oak, American oak, old European red wine barrels, and old bourbon barrels
- Agave: 100% pure agave, elaborated with Gran Coronel Blanco
- Origin: NOM 1480, Tequilera Las Americas, Amatitán, Jalisco, Mexico
Twenty Months Across Four Barrels
Gran Coronel's añejo earns its depth the long way. The 100% agave spirit — made from the brand's own Blanco — rests for at least 20 months across four different barrel types: French Allier oak, American oak, seasoned European red wine barrels, and seasoned bourbon barrels. That barrel quartet is what gives it its complexity where a single-barrel añejo would give you one note: the oak brings structure, the wine barrels bring fruit and spice, and the extra eight-plus months past the 12-month minimum bring roundness. Browse more aged agave in the Gran Coronel collection or the wider tequila collection.
Tasting Notes
Deep and layered. The extended, multi-barrel aging shows in a spirit with the vanilla and warm oak of a long añejo, dried-fruit character from the red wine barrels, and the agave core still intact underneath. The mouthfeel is rounded and the finish long — this is a sipping añejo first, a cocktail añejo second.
How to Enjoy
Sip neat or over a single large cube to let the 20-month wood work show. It stands up to premium cocktail duty — an añejo Old Fashioned or a rich margarita variation — but at this age statement it deserves the glass on its own first.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is Gran Coronel Anejo aged?
A minimum of 20 months — well past the 12-month minimum for añejo.
What barrels is it aged in?
Four types: French Allier oak, American oak, old European red wine barrels, and old bourbon barrels.
Where is Gran Coronel made?
At NOM 1480, Tequilera Las Americas in Amatitán, Jalisco, Mexico.
For a 20-month, four-barrel añejo from Jalisco, buy Gran Coronel Tequila Anejo online at Del Mesa Liquor — available for pickup or San Diego, CA delivery.