Dos Primos Tequila cofounders, nation singer Thomas Rhett and his cousin, Jeff Worn, have launched the most recent Dos Primos variant: Dos Primos Tequila Añejo.
Dos Primos Tequila Añejo is comprised of 100% blue agave sourced from estates in Los Altos and the valley space of Jalisco, Mexico, and aged for not less than 13 months in used bourbon barrels.
The completed product is brilliant amber with notes of brown spices, dried fruit and caramel on the palate, the corporate says.
“Bringing Dos Primos to life initially with our Blanco tequila, then with Reposado and now Añejo, has been an unbelievable journey,” says Thomas Rhett. “Our Añejo is a super-smooth and flavorful tequila that may be loved year-round, and we will’t wait for everybody to get pleasure from it with their family and friends.”
Dos Primos is distilled at Destiladora Gonzalez Lux, positioned simply outdoors the town of Arandas, Mexico, within the highlands of Jalisco. Rodolfo Gonzalez, a third-generation grasp distiller at Destiladora Gonzalez Lux, labored with the 2 cousins to create Dos Primos Blanco, Reposado and Añejo, the corporate says.
Dos Primos Tequila Añejo comes packaged in a transparent embossed-glass, corked bottle and incorporates a black-leather wire wrapped across the neck. The material label is hand-applied in Mexico and bears the signatures of Worn and Thomas Rhett.
Commercial
The recommended retail worth for a 750-ml. bottle of Dos Primos Tequila ranges from $39.99 to $54.99, relying on the variant.
