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Tequila Terralta Blanco 55% is the second Blanco in the Terralta tequila range from Felipe Camarena. Compared to the Tequila Terralta Blanco (with 40% alcohol by volume), this white tequila is a high-proof with 55% alcohol by volume.
The aromas are similar to the 40% vol. Aromas of pepper, smoke, mild aniseed, spices, a little buttery and beautiful sweet agave.
According to legend, this Tequila Terralta Blanco was created completely unplanned. The G4 tequilas are all produced from 50% spring water and 50% rainwater. But because it simply wasn't raining, Felipe Camarena went into the mountains with his sons and got water from a new spring. The result was a tequila made from 100% spring water, which no longer fitted in with the special 50/50 idea of the G4 range. The result was this high-proof Blanco tequila.
| Contents: | 0,7 Liter |
| Beverage type: | Spirit |
| Country: | Mexico |
| Place: | Jesús María |
| Manufacturer: | Terralta Tequila |
| Bottler: | Destilería El Pandillo, SA de CV, 47950 Jesús María, Jalisco, Mexico |
| Distributor: | fifteenlions GmbH & Co. KG, Boschetsrieder Str. 57, D-81379 Munich |
| Food companies: | fifteenlions GmbH & Co. KG, Auenstrasse 100, 80469 Munich, Germany |
Terralta Tequila
Terralta brand tequila comes from the genius and tequila master Felipe Camerena. Felipe is known worldwide for his tequila creations. He actually operated Terralta in the beginning as a side project and is quite similar to G4 Tequila in some respects. In the meantime, Terralta has become quite the insider tip among tequila lovers. This makes Terralta Tequila the third brand from the legendary El Pandillo distillery in Mexico - in addition to the two brands G4 Tequila and Pasote. Terralta translates as "highlands." All six Terralta Tequilas are made from 100% deep well water from a depth of 140 meters. This water is full of minerals and is what makes Terralta so sweet, sorry earthy and imprints the wonderful aroma of agave. It also has a significantly different pH and viscosity than other waters that are not extracted from such depths. You can taste all of these differences in...
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