Lagrimas del Valle

Tequila Reposado, 'La Loma'

Tequila Reposado, 'La Loma'

Tequila Reposado La Loma
  • Reposado tequila produced at Cascahuin (NOM 1123) in El Arenal, Jalisco
  • 2024 vintage
  • Maestro Tequilero Salvador ‘Chava’ Rosales Trejo
  • Made from 100% Azul, aka Blue Weber (Agave tequilana) harvested from the La Loma rancho in Villamar, Michoacán
  • Cooked in masonry steam ovens; crushed using a combination of 70% steel roller mill and 30% traditional stone tahona
  • Agaves crushed by roller mill are fermented in stainless steel tanks; tahona-crushed agaves are fermented naturally using ambient yeast in open-air wooden tanks
  • Double distilled; first distillation occurs in a 2,000 L stainless steel pot still with a copper coil, and the second distillation occurs in a 350 L copper pot still
  • Rested 3 months in ex–bourbon barrels
  • Tangerine, canella, and lemongrass on the nose with roasted agave, salted caramel, anise, and cantaloupe on the palate
  • Verified additive free by Tequila Matchmaker
  • 46% ABV

La Loma is the first Lágrimas vintage produced using agave from the state of Michoacán. The La Loma rancho, located 1,540 meters above sea level in the mountainous municipality of Villamar, yields mature agave with a high brix level of 38%. Three months in ex–bourbon barrels impart warm baking spice and caramel to this citrus and agave-driven tequila.

Info

Vintage:
NV
Country:
Mexico
Region:
Jalisco
Spirit Type:
Agave / Sotol / Pox
Spirit Sub Type:
Tequila

Sizes Available

Full Bottle MX-XLG-08-24 6/750ml

Press & Reviews

VinePair
Score
92
Date
2025-05-01
"Lagrimas del Valle adopts a site- and time-specific approach to tequila-making, with each (blanco and reposado) release tied to a specific field and year. We generally skew blanco in our appreciation for the brand's expressions but this most-recent 46-percent ABV reposado blew us away: minty pickle and luscious agave notes shine from the base blanco; meanwhile, a subtle cedar sweetness from oak adds depth and complexity, highlighting a grapefruit pith and briny complexity that forms the backbone for everything."