ArteNOM Seleccin de 1580 Blanco Tequila

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Tequila: ArteNOM Seleccin de 1580 Blanco

One of the results of the only tequila project of its kind, these tequilas are a reflection of Mexico’s unique history and geography.

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Size: 750ML

Proof: 80 (40% ABV)

Origin: Mexico

Distillery: Seleccin ArteNOM Tequila

ArteNOM Seleccion de 1580 Tequila Blanco is produced in the town of Jess-Mara, which is situated nearly 7,000 feet above sea level (making it the town with the highest elevation in Jalisco). There, master distiller Gabriel Lpez-Garibay expertly double-distills Seleccion de 1580 Tequila Blanco at Rancho El Olvido using agave that reflect the terrior of Jess-Mara’s lava-rich soil the high concentrations of lava with little top soil stress the plants and result in agave with heightened levels of brix sugar.

ArteNOM Seleccin de 1580 Blanco Tequila Tasting Notes

Nose: Bold and Herbaceous.

Palate: Creamy flavors of fruit that lead to bursts of agave, and pineapple.

Finish: Bright and citrusy.

Distillery Information

For over a decade, Jacob Lustig managed the tequila and mezcal portfolio of the largest liquor distributor in the United States. “My passion for nuanced and unique agave spirits began in southern Mexico during the early 1990s,” says Jacob, “when I renovated a centuries-old Oaxacan mezcal distillery after concluding an intensive study of regional mezcal distillation and its myriad production configurables.” As the manager of a tequila and mezcal portfolio, “I was able to work closely with over forty of Jalisco’s finest tequila distilleries.” Seleccin ArteNOM Tequila is the first and only company authorized by the Tequila Regulatory Council to bottle tequilas from different distilleries and release them under a single brand name.