A bottle of Tequila Agrio by Patrón, featuring a dark brown glass bottle with a black cap and a blue and white label, set against a plain white background.
Casa Dragones Anjeo - Bourbon Brothers Australia
A bottle of Tequila Agrio by Patrón, featuring a dark brown glass bottle with a black cap and a blue and white label, set against a plain white background.
Casa Dragones Anjeo - Bourbon Brothers Australia

Casa Dragones Añejo Tequila

$349.00
Overview

Añejo Tequila · 100% Blue Weber Agave · Tequila, Jalisco · 40% ABV

Casa Dragones Añejo is a barrel blend, meaning it's actually two añejos in one bottle. One batch rests in new French oak, the other in new American oak, aged separately for over a year before being blended together to find the balance.

The result is agave-forward but genuinely refined, with fig, roasted almond, and macadamia running through a long, spiced finish. A small-batch tequila built for people who take their aged spirits seriously.

Product Details

Production & Craftsmanship

Two barrels, two characters, one bottle. The blending step is where this one earns its reputation.

Agave 100% Blue Weber agave
Distillation Small batch
Aging Two batches aged separately, over 12 months each, in new French oak and new American oak
Blending Both aged batches blended together at the end of the aging process
Additives None disclosed

Product Details

Category Tequila
Style Añejo
Region Tequila, Jalisco
Distillery Casa Dragones
Master Distiller Bertha Gonzalez Nieves
NOM 1489
Agave 100% Blue Weber
ABV 40%
Bottle Size 750ml
Country Mexico
Tasting Notes

Nose: Fresh floral and pear, with delicate notes of fig and roasted almond.

Palate: Rich and layered, with macadamia, nutmeg, and blackberry.

Finish: Long and round, with cacao and a touch of spicy black pepper.

What sets this bottle apart
  • 100% Blue Weber agave, small-batch production
  • Dual-barrel blend of French and American oak, aged separately then blended
  • Crafted by Bertha Gonzalez Nieves, the first female Maestra Tequilera
  • Food & Wine Top Pick
  • Built for slow, deliberate sipping
Distillery Information

Casa Dragones is produced under NOM 1489 in the town of Tequila, Jalisco, under the direction of Master Distiller Bertha Gonzalez Nieves, the first female Maestra Tequilera. Founded in 2009, Casa Dragones makes just four sipping tequilas, all small-batch and built around innovation rather than volume.

The dual barrel approach for this Anejo is a genuinely different way of building an aged tequila, and it's a big part of what sets it apart.

Who this bottle is for

This bottle is for the aged spirits drinker who wants something genuinely different from the standard añejo format. If you appreciate the craft behind a well-blended whisky or cognac, the dual-barrel approach here will make immediate sense. It's also a strong pick for anyone who wants to explore what a female-led, innovation-focused tequila house produces at the top of its range, and for gift buyers who want a bottle with a story worth telling.

How to enjoy

Best served neat or over a single large ice cube in a wide mouthed glass, to let the aroma open up properly. Also a genuinely good upgrade for an Old Fashioned or a Tequila Sour if you want to put it to work.

Why we curate it

At Tequila Brothers, we recommend Casa Dragones Añejo for customers who want:

  • A genuinely different approach to ageing, blended from two separate barrel types
  • A small-batch, sipping-first tequila built for slow evenings
  • Something that holds up in a proper Old Fashioned or Tequila Sour
  • A tequila from one of the industry's most respected master distillers

If you're after something a bit different from the usual añejo, this one delivers.