Tears of Llorona No. 3 Extra Añejo Tequila 1L

Tears of Llorona No. 3 Extra Añejo Tequila (1L) is a rare, masterfully crafted extra añejo tequila known for its extraordinary complexity, depth, and balance—often referred to as the “cognac of tequilas.” Created by legendary Master Distiller Germán González, this ultra-premium tequila is aged for five years in a blend of Scotch, sherry, and brandy barrels, which imparts a remarkable richness and layered character not often found in traditional tequilas. Named after the haunting legend of La Llorona (“The Weeping Woman”), this tequila evokes both passion and elegance in every sip.

Available now at Whiskey Caviar, Tears of Llorona No. 3 is a luxurious sipping experience crafted for connoisseurs who appreciate artistry, patience, and heritage.

Tasting Notes:

• Color: Deep amber with golden highlights
• Nose: Intense aromas of caramel, roasted agave, dark chocolate, dried fruit, and oak spice with hints of sherry sweetness
• Palate: Exceptionally smooth and complex—flavors of vanilla, toffee, apricot, cinnamon, walnut, and gentle smoke, balanced by soft earthy agave
• Finish: Long, warm, and velvety with lingering notes of spice, oak, and dark fruit

Vital Stats:

• Producer: Master Distiller Germán González
• Region: Jalisco, Mexico
• Type: Extra Añejo Tequila
• Aging: 5 Years in Scotch, Sherry, and Brandy Casks
• ABV: 43% (86 Proof)
• Bottle Size: 1 Liter
• Filtration: Non-chill filtered for full flavor retention

Ideal For:
Perfect for tequila aficionados, collectors, or those seeking a luxurious alternative to aged whiskies or cognac. Best enjoyed neat in a Glencairn glass or wide-bowled snifter to fully appreciate its aromatic complexity and rich flavor layers.

FAQ:

1. What makes Tears of Llorona No. 3 so unique?
Its five-year aging process in three distinct types of barrels (Scotch, sherry, and brandy) delivers incredible complexity, making it stand apart from most extra añejos.

2. Is this tequila meant for mixing or sipping?
This is designed as a sipping tequila—its complexity and depth are best enjoyed neat or with a few drops of water.

3. Can this tequila be compared to aged whiskies or cognac?
Yes—many consider Tears of Llorona a tequila for whiskey and cognac drinkers because of its intricate barrel aging and luxurious profile.