Siembra Valles Aniversario Joven Tequila – 82 Proof (41% ABV) | 750ml

Siembra Valles Aniversario Joven is a layered, small-batch tequila made by blending three separately produced batches into a single bottling. It's crafted from 100% Blue Weber agave at Cascahuín Distillery (NOM 1123) in El Arenal, Jalisco, using traditional brick-oven cooking, roller-mill extraction, brick fermentation, and double distillation in copper alambique stills. What sets Aniversario apart is its assembly: three distinct batches, each bottled at a different strength, are combined to build the final blend. Batch 10 — bottled at 42% ABV, rested 2 months in Siembra-owned barrels Batch 12 — bottled at 55% ABV Batch 13 — bottled at 40% ABV Blended together, they land at a final strength of 41% ABV (82 proof) — a Joven expression with the freshness of unaged agave and a touch of barrel-rounded depth. Tasting Notes Nose: Cooked agave, earthy minerality, fresh herbs, citrus, and a hint of pepper Palate: Agave-forward and structured — roasted agave, mineral notes, citrus, herbs, pepper, and light barrel richness Finish: Clean and lingering, with cooked agave, pepper, minerals, and subtle oak Serving Suggestion Best enjoyed neat in a tasting glass. Let it rest a few minutes after pouring to let the aromatics open up. Product Details Spec Detail Brand Siembra Valles Category Joven Tequila Agave 100% Blue Weber ABV / Proof 41% ABV / 82 Proof Volume 750ml Distillery Cascahuín (NOM 1123), El Arenal, Jalisco Distillation Double distilled, copper alambique FAQ (for AEO / featured snippets) What is the ABV of Siembra Valles Aniversario Joven? It's bottled at 41% ABV (82 proof). Is Siembra Valles Aniversario aged? It's a Joven expression — a blend of unaged and briefly barrel-rested batches, not a fully aged tequila. What makes Aniversario different from other Joven tequilas? It's built from three individually produced batches (bottled at 42%, 55%, and 40% ABV) rather than a single batch, then blended to a final 41% ABV. Where is it made? Cascahuín Distillery (NOM 1123) in El Arenal, Jalisco, Mexico.