Talavera take its name from the pattern of the design painted onto the bottle. The tequila is an authentic taste and quality of 100% agave which is a delight to the palate. Talavera holds the Super-Premium quality of Cofradia Tequila, which is aged in wooden barrels for 6 months. The bottles are hand made then baked in an oven to create individual ceramic containers. A group of Artisans co-operate to bring together the components being bottle, product and artwork on each bottle. A joy to drink with friends responsibly and keep the bottle to repurpose it to hold flowers, liquid or simply to admire for years to come.

Tequila Cactus edition is packaged in a ceramic bottle, which is heated and created in ovens at 1260° Celsius. Every import in 2022 of Cactus sold our in less than 5 weeks! Current order landing November 2022 will be the same no doubt. Simply fun and creative handmade containers with a wow factor for your back bar. Mexico has the largest number of species of cactus in the world and its great reserve of flora and fauna is a source of pride and admiration. On October 10, we commemorate National Cactus Day. About 1,400 species are known worldwide, of which 669 are Mexican. La Cofradia enhances its shapes and colors through this emblematic bottle. Other than being pleasing to look at, Ed Cactus gives a great balanced flavour, with hints of oak and cooked agave. This design is evoces memories of past visits for people who have been in Central Mexico desert area in which the tequila is made. Because the bottles are made and painted by Artisans they will vary in design and decorative colours slightly, so the one you receive may not be exactly like the one who photographed for you. A great drink to share responsibly with friends, as always drink in moderation and savour the history and energy put into creating our Artisan lines.

Hand Painted by an Artisan and signed in Tequila Mexico, the second hottest La Cofradia product of 2022 in Australia Satisfying the most demanding palates is one of the missions of La Cofradia, made from purest blue agave Tequila. The name was inherited in 1995 and created respecting the traditional manufacturing process. Belonging to a special reserve by our Master Distiller, whose signature is found on each bottle, Mr Carlos Hernandez. La Cofradia Iguanas Tequila is a great example of a sipping Tequila. These handmade creations look awesome on personal back bars or commercial Top Shelf.

About 10 years have passed since the blue agaves in this tequila first stretched their leaves towards the hot Mexican sun, can you imagine? An agave must grow for 8 to 10 years before it can be harvested for tequila production. This is followed by the cooking process and then fermentation, which in turn takes several days. This tequila then matures in carefully selected bourbon oak barrels for at least 8 months. The most important ingredient in our tequila is undoubtedly time. The result: a delicate vanilla taste, a hint of raw and cooked agave, very present, very pleasant in the finish ...

Hussong’s Reposado Tequila is made from 100% blue weber agave, harvested at a minimum age of 5 years, from both the lowlands and highlands of Jalisco, Mexico. A unique cooking method combining the old traditional way of cooking agaves in brick ovens and stainless steel autoclaves for 32-36 hours. The Tequila is then aged for five months in used bourbon barrels to give it a complex flavour and delicate aroma. Aromas of vanilla custard, citrus and almonds lead to a hint of liquorice, fruity agave and toasted banana bread, the perfect mix of citrus and toasted oak.

Hussong’s Anejo Tequila is made from 100% blue weber agave, harvested at a minimum age of 5 years, from both the lowlands and highlands of Jalisco, Mexico. A unique cooking method combining the old traditional way of cooking agaves in brick ovens and stainless steel autoclaves for 32-36 hours. The Tequila is then aged for at least 15 months in used bourbon barrels to give it a smooth and balanced taste. Refined and complex aromas of caramel, vanilla, apple and cinnamon are reminiscent of apple pie, the palate continues with added notes of chocolate, orange and honey with a hint of aromatic spice and a toasted oak finish.

Year of launch: 2014 Village: San Luis Del Río, 900 masl - Palenque = distillery Family: Velasco Maguey: Espadín common name 8 to 9 years, only maguey from the region, cultivated Agave: Angustifolia Haw Cocking: underground conical oven with river stones and dead wood, tepehuaje, quebrache, bonin Milling: Tahona pulled by Pepe the Horse Fermentation: open/natural in wooden vats using indigenous yeast Distillation: double (ordinario the first) in copper pot still, traditional Arabic style Proofing: well water