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Cincoro Tequila Anejo - Bourbon Brothers Australia
Cincoro Tequila Anejo - Bourbon Brothers Australia
Cincoro Tequila Anejo - Bourbon Brothers Australia
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Cincoro Tequila Anejo - Bourbon Brothers Australia
Cincoro Tequila Anejo - Bourbon Brothers Australia
Cincoro Tequila Anejo - Bourbon Brothers Australia

Cincoro Tequila Anejo, 750ml

$319.00

$299.00
Overview

Cincoro Ãnejo takes the same Highland agave that runs through the whole Cincoro range and gives it serious time in oak for 24 to 28 months in American and French barrels. That's well beyond the one-year minimum for the añejo category, and the extra time in wood builds a profile that's genuinely complex without losing its footing as a tequila.

Rich, deep, and smooth. The agave is still in there, and the Los Altos Highlands character holds on, but it's now framed by dark caramel, vanilla, dried fruit, and a warmth that makes this as easy to sit with as a well-aged whisky. A proper sipping tequila.

Product Details
Category Tequila
Style Ãnejo
Region Highlands (Los Altos), Jalisco
Distillery Destiladora del Valle de Tequila
NOM 1438
Agave 100% Blue Weber
ABV 40%
Bottle Size 750ml
Country Mexico
Tasting Notes

Nose Rich vanilla, caramel, toasted oak, dried fruit, and an underlying sweetness from the Highland agave.

Palate: Deep and smooth. Dark caramel, vanilla, dried fruit, a hint of dark chocolate, and warm spice that builds gradually. Full-bodied without being heavy.

Finish: Long and warm. Vanilla, spice, and a touch of oak linger well. One of the cleaner, more satisfying finishes in the premium Ãnejo category.

What sets this bottle apart
  • 100% Blue Weber Agave
  • Highland Los Altos agave
  • 24 - 28 months of oak aging
  • American & French oak
  • No additives declared
  • NOM 1438
Distillery Information

Cincoro was founded in 2019 by five NBA team owners, including Michael Jordan, who built the brand from scratch rather than licensing an existing label. The focus from day one was on Highland agave and a production approach that let the raw material speak for itself.

Produced at Destiladora del Valle de Tequila (NOM 1438) in Jalisco, Cincoro sits firmly on the premium end of the category and earns its place through quality rather than just the name on the bottle.

How to enjoy

Best neat or over a single large ice cube, this one deserves to be tasted properly. The complexity holds up well in a Tequila Old Fashioned too, where the caramel and spice notes play nicely with bitters. Not really a cocktail mixer at this price point, but it won't disappoint if you go that route. Mostly though, pour it, sit with it, and let it do its thing.

Why we curate it

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

  • A rich, complex añejo worth sipping slowly
  • Extended oak aging that adds real depth without masking the agave
  • A tequila that holds its own next to premium aged whisky
  • A standout bottle for gifting or a special occasion pour

If you're ready to take tequila seriously as a sipping spirit, this is a strong place to land.