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| Sauza Galardon Gran Reposado |
| NOM: 1102 Distillery: Tequila Sauza, S.A. de C.V. Area: Lowlands Aged: 11 Months Barrel Type: American White Oak 200L Barrels Bottle Size: 750ml Bottle Number: V3273 Number of Distillations: 2 Alcohol Percentage: 40%/80 Proof Price: $38 Current Website: http://www.sauzatequila.com |
My Tasting Notes: n/a
Info on the Back of the Bottle: n/a
Other Info: "Sauza Galardon Reposado Tequila - Crafted from 100% Blue Agave,
Galardon Reposado is made in small batches and aged in white oak casks up to one
year, twice as long as most other premium Reposado tequilas. It has overtones of
vanilla in the nose, and a medium bodied, pleasant flavor." -Tequila.net
"Sauza calls Galardon a "Gran Reposdo". While the average tequila in this category is
rested from two to six months Sauza apparently left Galardon in small oak barrels for
eleven months. It seems to me they should have left it in the wood for just one more
month, and called it añejo. It's all about marketing I suppose. Actually it's not a bad
tequila but it takes on a little too much of the wood for my tastes. The labels are
numbered and Galardon was supposed to have had a very limited production. Having
said that, Galardon has been sold all over the place for a long time, so it must have
enjoyed an extremely large, limited production. At least here in the States the Sauza
line has been trimmed to 7 products and Galardon is no longer on the list. Maybe that
"limited" production has finally run its course. If you prefer a young tequila añejo or like
your reposado aged a little longer than usual, than Galardon may be the ticket."
-Pocotequila.com
Info on the Back of the Bottle: n/a
Other Info: "Sauza Galardon Reposado Tequila - Crafted from 100% Blue Agave,
Galardon Reposado is made in small batches and aged in white oak casks up to one
year, twice as long as most other premium Reposado tequilas. It has overtones of
vanilla in the nose, and a medium bodied, pleasant flavor." -Tequila.net
"Sauza calls Galardon a "Gran Reposdo". While the average tequila in this category is
rested from two to six months Sauza apparently left Galardon in small oak barrels for
eleven months. It seems to me they should have left it in the wood for just one more
month, and called it añejo. It's all about marketing I suppose. Actually it's not a bad
tequila but it takes on a little too much of the wood for my tastes. The labels are
numbered and Galardon was supposed to have had a very limited production. Having
said that, Galardon has been sold all over the place for a long time, so it must have
enjoyed an extremely large, limited production. At least here in the States the Sauza
line has been trimmed to 7 products and Galardon is no longer on the list. Maybe that
"limited" production has finally run its course. If you prefer a young tequila añejo or like
your reposado aged a little longer than usual, than Galardon may be the ticket."
-Pocotequila.com
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