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THE HARVEST

Our estate grown agave is harvested then brought in from our fields, it is then prepped for baking.

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THE HARVEST

Our estate grown agave is harvested then brought in from our fields, it is then prepped for baking.

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SLOW COOK

The agave is baked in our vertical autoclave ovens at medium high pressure. The amount of time makes a big difference. We slow cook for 14 hours.

THE FERMENTATION

The next phase is the agave nectar extraction via a 4-mil press that also adds the artesian well water to reduce the agave nectar to a fermentable solution.
The next phase is transferring the mosto to our 23,000-liter open vat fermentation tanks, these are in an open-air area with the upper walls screened to keep debris from blowing in. Here it ferments for approximately 4 days or until fermentation stops and the specific gravity is reached.

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DISTILLATION

Once fermented it is transferred to our stainless-steel pot stills with reflux columns and distilled to 30% ABV. The second and final distillation takes place in our copper pot stills to complete the distillation at 55% ABV.

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THE BARRELS

The second to last step is to rest the Plata in stainless-steel and the Reposado and Añejo in French Oak barrels for their respective resting times.

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THE BARRELS

The second to last step is to rest the Plata in stainless-steel and the Reposado and Añejo in French Oak barrels for their respective resting times.

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FINAL STEP

The final step is to back the tequila down to 40% for the fill that goes to market.

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SLOW COOK

The agave is baked in our vertical autoclave ovens at medium high pressure to roast (steam) the agave, the amount of time makes a big difference. We slow cook for 14 hours.

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