Casa Tiempo Añejo Tequila

Time has done its work – meet a tequila with depth

Casa Tiempo Añejo Tequila is created for those moments when it’s okay to take a little longer to empty your glass. Here, 100% agave meets oak aging, which gives the spirit depth and a more rounded character. The result is an elegant tequila with notes of dark chocolate, dried fruit, and warm spices, balanced by the natural sweetness of the agave. It is not made to be rushed, but to be sipped slowly while the flavor nuances are allowed to unfold.

From the sweetness of agave to dark chocolate and spices

It is the encounter between agave and oak that gives Casa Tiempo Añejo its distinct profile. The aging process adds deeper aromas and softens the agave’s more green and vegetal character. In the glass, you can expect a combination of sweet and warm nuances, where dark chocolate and dried fruit play the leading roles. Vanilla and caramel are also included in the flavor profile, contributing a softer, sweeter dimension.

• Aroma: Vanilla and caramel
• Taste: Dark chocolate and dried fruit
• Finish: Warming spices and agave sweetness

100% agave and time in oak

Casa Tiempo Añejo is produced in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, and is based on 100% agave with no additives. The agave is grown in Jalisco, a central region for tequila, before the plant is cooked, fermented, and distilled. Then, the oak takes on an important role in developing the character of the spirit. The designation añejo is associated with tequila that is aged in oak for at least one year. The extra time in the barrel helps provide a deeper flavor profile and a more rounded experience.

Enjoy it slowly – or give classic cocktails a lift

The best way to get to know Casa Tiempo Añejo is to serve it neat in a small tulip-shaped glass. This gives the aromas room to develop while you explore the interplay between agave, oak, and the sweet notes. If you prefer a cooler serve, a single large ice cube can be a good alternative. The tequila can also be used in an exclusive Old Fashioned or Margarita, where its aged character gives the cocktail another dimension.

Alongside the glass, desserts with caramel or dulce de leche pair well with the tequila's sweet profile. Roasted pecans and a piece of milk chocolate are other obvious companions. The black, hourglass-shaped bottle with gold details completes the experience and makes Casa Tiempo Añejo a striking addition to the home bar – also when given as a gift.