Caballito Cerrero Chato Anejo 48
Caballito Cerrero is a unique agave spirit, a distillery with a rebellious streak. Although their agave spirits often fit the criteria to be called tequila they are instead a "destilade de agave".
Chato is an agave variety similar to espadin, which is used in a lot of mezcal expressions.
Aged 14 months in ex-bourbon casks, this is a layered, complex agave spirit - very refined.
Caballito Cerrero was founded in 1950 by Don Alfonso Jiménez Rosales who had previously founded Herradura. So the story goes, after falling out over a family dispute Don Alfonso started Caballito Cerrero which means 'the one that doesn't need horseshoes,' a not-so-subtle reference to Herradura which translates to "horseshoe". The agave spirit is produced at the Santa Rita factory, which was built in 1873 by Don Alfonso's father-in-law.
Caballito Cerrero is a unique agave spirit, a distillery with a rebellious streak. Although their agave spirits often fit the criteria to be called tequila they are instead a "destilade de agave".
Chato is an agave variety similar to espadin, which is used in a lot of mezcal expressions.
Aged 14 months in ex-bourbon casks, this is a layered, complex agave spirit - very refined.
Caballito Cerrero was founded in 1950 by Don Alfonso Jiménez Rosales who had previously founded Herradura. So the story goes, after falling out over a family dispute Don Alfonso started Caballito Cerrero which means 'the one that doesn't need horseshoes,' a not-so-subtle reference to Herradura which translates to "horseshoe". The agave spirit is produced at the Santa Rita factory, which was built in 1873 by Don Alfonso's father-in-law.
Original: $212.71
-65%$212.71
$74.45Description
Caballito Cerrero is a unique agave spirit, a distillery with a rebellious streak. Although their agave spirits often fit the criteria to be called tequila they are instead a "destilade de agave".
Chato is an agave variety similar to espadin, which is used in a lot of mezcal expressions.
Aged 14 months in ex-bourbon casks, this is a layered, complex agave spirit - very refined.
Caballito Cerrero was founded in 1950 by Don Alfonso Jiménez Rosales who had previously founded Herradura. So the story goes, after falling out over a family dispute Don Alfonso started Caballito Cerrero which means 'the one that doesn't need horseshoes,' a not-so-subtle reference to Herradura which translates to "horseshoe". The agave spirit is produced at the Santa Rita factory, which was built in 1873 by Don Alfonso's father-in-law.
