Santera Tequila

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Santera Tequila
Santera Tequila Logo.png
TypeTequila
DistributorMHW
Country of originMexico
Introduced2015
Alcohol by volume40% abv
Proof (US)80
Related productsList of tequilas
Websitesanteratequila.com

Santera Tequila is a brand of tequila 100% blue weber agave tequila produced and bottled in Jalisco, Mexico.[1]

The agave for Santera Tequila is grown in the red volcanic soil of the dormant Volcán de Tequila. [2] It is created by master distiller Sebastian Melendrez. [3] The tequila is made with highland agave containing 21 degrees brix (sugar content), the pinas are roasted for up to 54 hours in hornos (brick ovens).[4]

After distillation, Santera Tequila undergoes a proprietary filtration process for each interpretation.[5] The Blanco is unaged, the Reposado is aged for seven months and the Añejo for sixteen months in American oak barrels.[6] All three tequilas are kosher certified.[7]

History[]

Santera Spirits, LLC. was founded in 2012.[8] Santera celebrates Mexican culture. [9]

Varieties[]

Name ABV (US) Notes
Santera Blanco 40% 100% blue agave, unaged [10]
Santera Reposado 40% 100% blue agave, aged in American Oak barrels up to seven months.[11]
Santera Añejo 40% 100% blue agave, aged up to 16 months in American Oak barrels and then blended with a locally sourced añejo.[12]

Packaging[]

Santera Tequila bottles have a rectangular shape made of white flint glass and a cork top stopper.[3]

Awards[]

Expression Year Result
Santera Blanco 2016 Gold Medal, San Francisco Spirits Competition [13]

89 points, Ultimate Spirits Challenge [14]

Santera Reposado 2016 Finalist, 93 points, Ultimate Spirits Challenge [15]

Silver Medal, San Francisco Spirits Competition

Santera Añejo 2016 Finalist, 94 points, Ultimate Spirits Challenge [16]

Silver Medal, San Francisco Spirits Competition

References[]

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