Dos Lunas Silver Blanco
A sweet, herbal, lush tequila aroma with a medium-bodied palate that is clean and pure. The peppery finish tops the experience off with a sugary fade.
- Retails for around $40/750ml bottle
- 2007 Silver Medal Winner, San Fransisco World Spirits Competition
- 2006 Bronze Medal Winner, International Review of Spirits
Dos Lunas Reposado
Dos Lunas Tequila Barrels
Photo Courtesy of: © Dos Lunas TequilaWaves of oak and caramel fill the warm fragrance with floral notes. it is rich and velvety with more oaky sweetness that grows into a warm, peppery finish, which takes its sweet time fading away.
- Aged for 9 months in white American oak barrels
- Retails for around $50/750ml bottle
- 2006 Gold Medal Winner, International Review of Spirits
- 2007 Silver Medal Winner, San Fransisco World Spirits Competition
Dos Lunas Anejo
This Anejo is spectacular, although lighter than most, especially in the notes of oak. I like it the way I do most anejos (neat or rocks) but this one is worth mixing. It's almost a crime not to toss it into an Envy, Tequini, Margarita, or anything else that you want to turn into the best tequila cocktail you've ever had.
A light, sweetly aromatic aroma filled with fresh hay and a brightly floral rose. Silky, smooth entry with a delicate caramel, orange and lemon palate. The short finish gets warmer and more complex with sweet, delicious notes of oak, agave and straw. Pleasingly smooth and richer than Dos Lunas other tequilas, truly the star of the line.
- Aged for 18 months in white American oak barrels
- Retails for around $60/750ml bottle
Dos Lunas Tequilas at a Glance
- Distilled and bottled in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
- Super-premium, 100% Weber Blue Agave, double-distilled tequilas
- Presentations: Silver, Reposado, Anejo and Grand Reserve (10 years in Spanish Sherry casks)
- 40% alc/volume (80 proof)
- Imported by Dos Lunas Spirits, LLC
The Bottles:
The Dos Lunas bottles are elegantly designed, a tall, lean column of frosted glass, which tapers as it rises. Each presentation has it's own look to match the age and color: Silver - white, clear; Reposado - lightly golden; Anejo - warm copper. The cap is a flat oval and slightly rounded, and make opening and closing very easy while concealing the cork enclosure. When corking these bottles pull straight up as the cork inside can (and did) break when jiggled back and forth too much.
