Don Julio Tequila Reposado Private Cask
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Don Julio Tequila Reposado Private Cask 85.4 is a meticulously crafted, limited-edition tequila, hand-selected by our expert distillers to showcase a unique and unparalleled flavor profile. Each bottle is drawn from a select single cask, aged for a precise 10 months to develop a rich and nuanced character that subtly varies from barrel to barrel. This exclusive tequila embodies the essence of craftsmanship and tradition, offering a distinct and refined taste experience.
Tasting notes: Subtle oak notes with a smooth, spicy finish
How to enjoy: Aged for 10 months in a single cask barrel
- Size: 750 mL
- Strength: 85.4 Proof
- Country: Mexico
- Perfect for any special occasion
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Bottle details
| Type | Reposado Tequila |
|---|---|
| Brand | Don Julio |
| Origin | Jalisco, Mexico |
| Age | Aged 10 months |
| Strength | 42.7% ABV (85.4 proof) |
| Bottle size | 750 ml |
| Made from | 100% blue weber agave |
| Cask | cask strength |
Why Liquor Geeks recommends it
This is reposado tequila made from 100% blue weber agave in Jalisco, drawn from a single hand-selected cask and rested for 10 months before bottling at cask strength, 85.4 proof (42.7% ABV). That single-cask approach means each barrel's character varies subtly, which is exactly what makes it interesting for collectors to track. In the glass it opens with caramel and tangerine, settles into subtle oak on a rich, smooth palate, and closes with a bold, lingering spice. Cooked agave, vanilla and baking spice round out the picture. It suits the reposado drinker ready to move past mixing bottles toward something built for slow sipping, and it rewards anyone curious how barrel-to-barrel variation shows up in tequila. We carry it because it is a limited-edition, single-cask expression from Don Julio that keeps agave at the center while showing what a careful 10-month rest can add, and because it is a genuinely engaging pour neat or over a large cube.
Pairs well with
- Carnitas tacos with fresh citrus — The tangerine on the nose and cooked agave on the palate echo the citrus and richness of slow-cooked pork.
- Flan or crème caramel — The tequila's caramel and vanilla notes mirror the dessert while its spicy finish keeps the sweetness in check.
- Special occasion celebration toast — A limited-edition, single-cask reposado with a bold, lingering finish makes a memorable pour to mark a milestone.
Questions about this bottle
What is this tequila made from, and where does it come from?
What is this tequila made from, and where does it come from?
It is made from 100% blue weber agave and comes from Jalisco, Mexico. It is a reposado, meaning a rested tequila, and this bottling spent 10 months in a single cask before it was bottled.
How strong is it?
How strong is it?
It is bottled at cask strength, 85.4 proof, which is 42.7% ABV. That strength carries the caramel, oak and spice with real presence, and a large ice cube can soften it slightly if you prefer a gentler sip.
What does it taste like?
What does it taste like?
The nose opens with caramel and tangerine. The palate shows subtle oak with a rich, smooth texture, alongside notes of cooked agave, vanilla and baking spice. The finish is bold and enduring, with a spicy character that lingers.
Why might one bottle taste slightly different from another?
Why might one bottle taste slightly different from another?
Each bottle is drawn from a select single cask rather than a blend of many barrels, so its character subtly varies from barrel to barrel. That variation is part of the appeal of a private cask, limited-edition release like this one.
