01Blanco
An oxygenated, twice-distilled tequila with a crisp agave-led profile.
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El Bandido Yankee begins with mature Blue Weber agave from Jalisco’s highlands. Production at El Viejito Distillery is led by master distiller Karina Rojo.
Its approach follows the agave through hand harvesting, slow roasting, fermentation and copper-pot distillation. Blanco, Reposado and Añejo explore how that character develops with time and oak.
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The tequila begins with Blue Weber agave from Los Altos de Jalisco. At El Viejito Distillery, master distiller Karina Rojo follows the agave through a traditional production sequence.
The agave hearts are slow roasted in stone ovens before fermentation and double distillation in copper pots. The Blanco offers a direct introduction to that cooked-agave character.
Reposado rests for four months, while Añejo matures for twelve months. Stripped and re-charred American oak bourbon barrels introduce a warmer register of vanilla, spice and oak.
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Compare a small pour of Blanco with Reposado and Añejo to explore the influence of oak. A simple highball or a classic tequila cocktail offers another way to discover the agave character.
El Viejito Distillery in Los Altos de Jalisco, Mexico. The producer identifies the distillery as NOM 1107.
The featured Reposado spends four months in American oak, and Añejo twelve months. The underlying agave character develops alongside the barrel influence.
Follow highland agave from Blanco and Plata 47 through Reposado and Añejo.
The unaged expression is oxygenated and twice distilled in copper pots. Its published profile combines baked agave, citrus, mint and pepper. The featured bottling is 40% ABV in 750 ml.
A higher-strength blanco at 47% ABV / 94 proof, presented in 750 ml. The producer’s notes emphasise roasted agave, fresh lime, herbs, florals and pepper.
Four months in stripped and re-charred American oak bourbon barrels introduce a warmer register. Citrus, cinnamon, baked agave and subtle vanilla feature in the producer’s notes.
Twelve months in American oak bring a richer expression of cooked agave, caramelised butterscotch and baking spice, with vanilla and oak in the finish. The featured bottling is 40% ABV in 750 ml.
The producer’s range
01An oxygenated, twice-distilled tequila with a crisp agave-led profile.
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02Four months in American oak bourbon barrels add gentle warmth to the highland agave character.
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03Twelve months of maturation create a richer expression with a long finish.
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04A higher-strength introduction to El Bandido Yankee’s agave character, with roasted agave, fresh citrus, herbs and pepper.
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The agave journey
Origin & craft
The piñas are slow roasted in stone ovens, then fermented and distilled twice in copper pots. Reposado and Añejo mature in stripped and re-charred American oak bourbon barrels.
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