Gran Coramino Anejo Tequila
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Gran Coramino Anejo is a distinctive tequila that marries the traditional techniques of aging in American oak and French oak barrels with the smooth sophistication of an Añejo that has matured in ex-cognac casks. This unique blend results in a tequila like no other, offering a complex and harmonious flavor profile. Gran Coramino pays tribute to the art of tequila-making by crafting a spirit that balances rich oak notes with hints of butterscotch, toasted cacao, and coffee beans. This exquisite tequila showcases the fusion of Mexican tradition and French elegance, making it a delightful addition to any connoisseur's collection.
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Bottle details
| Type | Anejo Tequila |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gran Coramino |
| Origin | Jalisco, Mexico |
| Strength | 40% ABV (80 proof) |
| Bottle size | 750 ml |
| Made from | 100% blue weber agave |
| Cask | American oak, French oak, cognac |
Why Liquor Geeks recommends it
This is an añejo built for people who like their tequila to taste of the barrel as much as the field. Made from 100% blue weber agave in Jalisco, it draws on American oak and French oak barrels along with ex-cognac casks, and the result shows in the glass. You get an amber pour with rich oak up front, butterscotch sweetness in the middle, a touch of toasted cacao, and coffee bean warmth on the finish. The texture is velvety and coats the palate, so the flavors have time to unfold. At 80 proof it is a comfortable step for someone moving from bourbon or cognac into aged agave, and it has enough layering to interest a collector comparing añejos side by side. We carry it because the cognac-cask influence gives it a distinct, dessert-leaning profile on a shelf full of oak-forward añejos. It works as well in a snifter as it does stirred into an Old Fashioned. If you favor caramel and chocolate over pepper and citrus, start here.
Pairs well with
- Fine dark chocolates — The tequila's toasted cacao note links directly with good chocolate, and the oak gives the pairing some backbone.
- Caramel or coffee desserts — Butterscotch sweetness and the coffee bean finish echo flavors already on the plate, so the dessert and the pour reinforce each other.
- Slow after-dinner sipping — A velvety texture and flavors that keep developing make it a natural nightcap to savor slowly once the meal is done.
Questions about this bottle
What kind of barrels is Gran Coramino Anejo aged in?
What kind of barrels is Gran Coramino Anejo aged in?
It brings together aging in American oak and French oak barrels with an añejo matured in ex-cognac casks. That blend of influences is what the producer credits for its complex, harmonious profile and its amber color.
What does it taste like?
What does it taste like?
Expect pronounced oak first, followed by butterscotch sweetness and a subtle, chocolatey note of toasted cacao. Coffee beans show up toward the finish, adding depth and warmth. The texture is velvety and smooth, coating the palate so the flavors linger.
How should I drink it?
How should I drink it?
To catch every layer, sip it neat from a snifter or Glencairn glass after letting it breathe for a few moments. Over ice it becomes more refreshing as the melt opens new flavors, and it also makes an interesting base for an Old Fashioned or a Manhattan.
What is it made from, and how strong is it?
What is it made from, and how strong is it?
It is made from 100% blue weber agave in Jalisco, Mexico. It is bottled at 40% ABV, which is 80 proof, and comes in a 750 ml bottle.
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