A typical Añejo tequila features hints of vanilla, maple, tobacco, and spices. It's sweet, complex, and rich in flavor, making it a favorite among tequila drinkers.

The extensive aging process for Añejo tequila helps it develop a smoother taste, making it easier to sip than Blanco or Reposado. The complex flavor also makes it a more interesting and exquisite addition to your bar cart.

The aging process is the key difference between the two tequilas. Añejo is required to undergo a year-long aging process in oak barrels. While Reposado is only aged for six months. The longer aging process adds to the smoothness and provides an amber hue.

The type of wood used to make the barrel can influence the flavors in the tequila. The most popular option for Añejo is oak barrels. Oak is a porous wood species, which allows the tequila to breathe while aging. It also adds to the complex flavor notes, enhancing the flavors of cinnamon, chocolate, and vanilla.

Ignite Tequila Añejo undergoes a year-long aging process in premium oak barrels. The extensive aging process gives our tequila its smooth taste and balanced flavor.