To earn the distinction aejo, tequilas must aged for a minimum of one year, and most aejo tequilas are aged for only that long. Avin Aejo Tequila, however, is aged for two years (twice the requirement), and as a result has a rich amber color along with an
To earn the distinction aejo, tequilas must aged for a minimum of one year, and most aejo tequilas are aged for only that long. Avin Aejo Tequila, however, is aged for two years (twice the requirement), and as a result has a rich amber color along with an aroma of burnt agaves, peaches and persimmon. This includes a canister and makes the perfect gift for any occasion.
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