ArteNOM 1123 is a distinctive tequila crafted by the Rosales family at Destileria Cascahuin in El Arenal, Jalisco. This unique spirit is created from lower-brix valley agave and undergoes a finishing touch in brandy barrels previously used for Oaxacan mezcal. The result is an earthy, vegetal, herbaceous, and slightly peppery flavor profile that is well-balanced and remarkably easy to drink, making it an excellent choice for sipping or crafting cocktails. The Cascahuín Distillery, owned and operated by the Rosales family along with David Suro, has maintained its production at one historic fabric since its inception, ensuring consistent and exceptional quality in Cascahuín Tequila.

NOM:
1123,

AGAVE TYPE:
Tequilana Weber,

AGAVE REGION:
Jalisco (Tequila Valley),

REGION:
Jalisco (Los Valles),

COOKING:
Stone/Brick Ovens,

EXTRACTION:
Roller Mill,

WATER SOURCE:
Deep well water,

FERMENTATION:
100% agave, Fermentation without fibers, Cement Tank,

DISTILLATION:
2x distilled,

STILL:
Copper Pot, Stainless Steel Pot,

AGING:
American White Oak barrels, Used barrels,

ABV/PROOF:
43% abv (86-proof)

OTHER:
No additives