1800 Guachi Monton Anejo Tequila
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1800 Guachi Monton Anejo Tequila pays homage to the ancient circular pyramids of Jalisco, known as Los Guachimontones, with its unique process and flavor profile. Crafted from 100% Weber blue agave harvested at peak maturity, this anejo tequila undergoes a meticulous production process to ensure its exceptional quality and taste. Carefully steamed in traditional masonry ovens for 36 hours and double-distilled using copper stills, 1800 Guachi Monton Anejo Tequila achieves a smoother, cleaner flavor profile. The tequila is then aged in new American oak barrels before being finished in ex-Orange Tequila Liquor casks, paying homage to the orange trees that once flourished in the region. Presented in a ceramic, collectible bottle adorned with the same red hue as the pyramids themselves, this luxurious tequila is a true jewel of Jalisco. With its fresh citrus orange and honey aroma and velvety soft, pleasantly bitter flavor, 1800 Guachi Monton Anejo Tequila is meant to be savored and enjoyed by discerning connoisseurs.
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Bottle details
| Type | Anejo Tequila |
|---|---|
| Brand | 1800 |
| Origin | Jalisco, Mexico |
| Bottle size | 750 ml |
| Made from | 100% blue weber agave |
| Cask | new charred oak |
Why Liquor Geeks recommends it
This is an añejo tequila built around a story and a flavor. 1800 named it for Los Guachimontones, the ancient circular pyramids of Jalisco, and finished it in ex-Orange Tequila Liquor casks as a nod to the orange trees that once grew in the region. The base is 100% Weber blue agave, steamed for 36 hours in traditional masonry ovens and double-distilled in copper stills before resting in new American oak. In the glass, that translates to fresh orange and honey on the nose, with caramel, vanilla and wood behind it, and a velvety, soft palate with a pleasantly bitter edge that keeps the sweetness in check. It suits the añejo drinker who wants something more distinctive than straight oak and vanilla, and its red ceramic, collectible bottle makes it a striking gift. We carry it because the orange character comes through clearly rather than as a gimmick, and it works equally well sipped neat or stirred into an Old Fashioned.
Pairs well with
- Dark chocolate — The tequila's orange and gentle bitterness play off dark chocolate the way a classic chocolate-orange pairing does, while its caramel and vanilla soften the cocoa.
- Aged cheese board — Its velvety texture and caramel-oak sweetness balance the savory, nutty depth of aged cheeses.
- Slow after-dinner sipping — The layered honey, vanilla and citrus aromas reward unhurried sipping, and the bitter undertone makes it a natural digestif.
Questions about this bottle
What does 1800 Guachi Monton Añejo taste like?
What does 1800 Guachi Monton Añejo taste like?
The aroma opens with fresh citrus and orange, then honey, caramel, vanilla, wood and ripe fruit. On the palate it is velvety and soft, with caramel, vanilla and wood around the orange notes and a pleasantly bitter undertone that lingers.
What makes this añejo different from others?
What makes this añejo different from others?
After aging in new American oak barrels, it is finished in ex-Orange Tequila Liquor casks. The finish honors the orange trees that once flourished in Jalisco, and it shows in the glass as a pronounced fresh orange note alongside the oak, caramel and vanilla.
How is it made?
How is it made?
It starts with 100% Weber blue agave harvested at peak maturity. The agave is steamed for 36 hours in traditional masonry ovens, double-distilled in copper stills, aged in new American oak barrels, and then finished in ex-Orange Tequila Liquor casks.
Is it a good bottle to give as a gift?
Is it a good bottle to give as a gift?
Yes. It comes in a 750 ml ceramic, collectible bottle finished in the same red hue as the Guachimontones pyramids it is named for. That makes it a memorable gift for a tequila enthusiast who enjoys sipping añejo slowly.
