Añejo

Small Batch

APPEARANCE
Reflective Amber

AROMA
Apple | Cuban Coffee | Chocolate | Cinnamon

TASTE
Cooked Pineapple | Deep Oak | Velvety Texture

FINISH
Lingering | Soft Spice | Agave

PAIRING
Roasted Meats | Sipping Chocolate

COCKTAILS
Old Fashioned | Sazerac

BOTTLING
40% a.b.v. | 750 mL

Exquisite ARTA Añejo is aged for 18-30 months, well beyond Mexico’s minimum regulation of 12-months. Uniquely, we harness a combination of ex-Kentucky bourbon casks and smaller 180-liter American White Oak barrels to deepen the experience.

Old Fashioned

INGREDIENTS

2 oz ARTA Añejo Tequila
Barspoon of Agave Nectar
2-4 Shakes Bitters – We Like Scrappy’s Lime

IMPLEMENTS

Mixing Glass, Ice, Barspoon, Strainer
Rocks Glass With Large Cube

DIRECTIONS

Combine all ingredients with ice in a mixing glass. Stir to chill and achieve desired dilution. Pour into a rocks glass over a large cube.

GARNISH

Orange Zest and a Picked Cocktail Cherry.

MORE RECIPES

Santa Cruz del Astillero, Jalisco

The Gateway to the Blue Agave region in Los Altos de Jalisco. ARTA is produced at NOM 1360 in the tiny village of Santa Cruz del Astillero.

AGAVE, YEAST & WATER

250 Years of Cultivation

We use land preservation and pesticide-free farming methods on our 11th generation agave fields, proprietary fruit yeast, and our own private deep well water. From birth to bottle, ARTA elevates tequila making to an art form.

OUR PROCESS

Art Takes Time

Steaming agaves low and slow deepens flavors from the first step. A careful triple distillation for ARTA Silver provides a clean and clarified profile. Pushing the limits on maturation make ARTA Reposado, Añejo, and Extra Añejo stand out from the crowd.  

BOTTLING

Art is in the Bottle

We are committed to leaving the additives so commonly found in many tequilas these days out of the mix. Our small batch tequilas are bottled on site in unique cut-glass, triangular bottle, adding to the ARTA experience.

The Sierpinski Triangle

Named for Polish mathematician Waclaw Sierpinski, the Sierpinski Triangle illustrates the fundamentals of fractals – patterns formed by simple repetition that can infinitely repeat.

A simple and powerful upward pointing triangle is the perfect symbol of balance, harmony, and higher consciousness.

Named for Polish mathematician Waclaw Sierpinski, the Sierpinski Triangle illustrates the fundamentals of fractals – patterns formed by simple repetition that can infinitely repeat.

The upward-pointing triangle is a simple and powerful shape. The perfect symbol of balance, harmony, and higher consciousness.