Cava De Oro Plata Tahona Tequila 750ml
Product details
| Management number | 248766786 | Release Date | 2026/09/03 | List Price | US$28.00 | Model Number | 248766786 | ||
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750ml
Cava de Oro Plata Tahona Tequila
Small-Batch Blanco Tequila | 100% Agave | Traditional Tahona Process
Available now at Liquor Boutique
Cava de Oro Plata Tahona Tequila is a celebration of pure agave flavor and traditional craftsmanship. Made using the time-honored tahona method — where cooked agave is slowly crushed by volcanic stone — this small-batch blanco tequila preserves the earthy, vegetal character of Jalisco highland agave with unmatched depth and authenticity. Unaged and crystal clear, this tequila is perfect for purists who seek true agave expression in every sip — smooth, clean, and handcrafted from field to bottle.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fresh agave, citrus, herbal notes, and light pepper.
Palate: Bright and earthy with roasted agave, white pepper, lime zest, and minerality.
Finish: Clean and crisp with lingering peppery spice and floral freshness.
Why Buy Cava de Oro Plata Tahona Tequila:
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Made with 100% Blue Weber agave from the Jalisco Highlands
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Crushed with a traditional tahona wheel for maximum flavor extraction
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Unaged and pure — perfect for sipping or premium cocktails
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Ideal for tequila enthusiasts, agave purists, or mixology lovers
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Available now at Liquor Boutique in limited small-batch production
How to Enjoy:
Sip neat or chilled to appreciate its clean agave character. Also excellent in high-end margaritas, Palomas, or classic tequila-forward cocktails.
Have Any Questions?
What is the tahona process?
It’s a traditional method of crushing cooked agave using a large volcanic stone wheel, resulting in more earthy and complex flavors than modern methods.
Is this a blanco tequila?
Yes — it’s unaged (plata) and bottled shortly after distillation to highlight pure agave taste.
Is it good for sipping?
Absolutely — it’s exceptionally smooth for a blanco, especially given the tahona process.
How does this compare to regular Cava de Oro Blanco?
This version uses the more labor-intensive tahona method, offering richer body and more traditional agave expression.
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