KAHAward-winning Tequila Anejo 750ml
R699
*Not for sale to persons under the age of 18 years.
About
The word KAH translates to "life" in the ancient Mayan language.
Its bottle and spirit are reflective of the “Day of the Dead”
- The 3,000 year old Meso-American ritual honoring deceased loved ones
- KAH's packaging is inspired by traditional Calaveras (sugar skulls) used in “Dia de Muertos” rituals to symbolize death and rebirth
- Every bottle is an individual, hand-crafted work of art, no two bottles are the same
While the bottle captures the enduring spirit, so does the Tequila inside.
- KAH's distillers transform hand-selected 100% Blue agave into lively Anejo qualities.
- The KAH taste profile has received many compliments from tequila connoisseurs, which is confirmed by numerous international awards including Silver Medal at the 2017 Tequila Masters.
Producer
“Fabrica de Tequilas Finos”, located in the city of Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico, at the foot of Tequila hill.
Each step of the tequila making process, from preparation of Blue Agave, aging in oak barrels, to filling into exceptional tailor-made bottles, is done in the traditional way with a lot of passion and craftsmanship.
Product Features
- 750ml Skull-shaped bottle
- Distinctive by powerful agave flavors, which are accompanied by chocolate, tobacco and coffee flavours
- Matured for 2 years in American Oak casks
- The bottle is inspired by the Nicaraguan “Day of the Dead” traditions
- Awards: Silver Medal at the 2017 Tequila Masters
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