Asombroso Diosa Reserva Familiar 12 Year Extra Anejo Tequila
Asombroso Diosa Reserva Familiar 12 Year Extra Anejo Tequila is a 40% ABV (80 proof) extra añejo in a 750mL stained-glass decanter — 100% Blue Weber agave rested 12 years in American white oak barrels and wine casks in Jalisco, the family's personal "reserva familiar" expression, available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.
- ABV: 40% (80 proof) — unanimous across sources
- Size: 750mL (stained-glass decanter with three rope rings)
- Age: 12 years in oak — American white oak barrels plus wine casks
- Agave: 100% Blue Weber agave, Jalisco (Los Valles)
- Distillery: NOM 1459 (Agave Matchmaker — brand confirmation pending)
- Production: autoclave cooking, roller-mill extraction, deep-well water, stainless-steel fermentation, double-distilled in stainless pot stills
- Name: "Diosa" — Spanish for "Goddess," named for the founder's wife Paris (brand-story copy)
Twelve Years in Oak, Bottled Like a Goddess
Diosa — "Goddess" — is AsomBroso's reserva familiar, the family's own private-stock expression: 100% blue agave rested a full 12 years in American oak and wine casks, far beyond the three-year legal minimum for extra añejo. It arrives in a stained-glass decanter ringed with three rope bands, a bottle as deliberate as the liquid. Twelve years in wood turns agave spirit toward the profound — dried fruit, dark chocolate, and spice over a silky, endless finish. Browse more Asombroso tequilas, explore our tequila shelf, or compare other extra añejo bottlings.
Tasting Notes
Deep amber. Expect dried fig and raisin over dark chocolate, vanilla, toasted oak, and warm spice — silky and full-bodied, with a long, elegant, faintly wine-kissed finish from the cask marriage.
How to Enjoy
Neat in a snifter, at room temperature, with time. A 12-year extra añejo is a special-occasion pour — treat it like a great cognac.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 12 years on the label mean?
The tequila rested 12 full years in oak — American white oak barrels plus wine casks — far beyond the 3-year legal minimum for the extra añejo class.
Who is Diosa named after?
"Diosa" is Spanish for "Goddess" — brand-story copy says it is named for the founder's wife, Paris. The three rope rings on the decanter symbolize three years of marriage.
Is Asombroso Diosa additive-free?
AsomBroso positions its tequilas as additive-free, and Agave Matchmaker publishes the full production details for independent verification.
The goddess of extra añejos — order Asombroso Diosa 12 Year online from Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA.