Cascahuín Complete Tequila Collection Bundle (5 x 750ml)

The entire Cascahuín lineup in one collector's set. The Cascahuín Complete Tequila Collection brings together five expressions from the Rosales family distillery (NOM 1123) in El Arenal, Jalisco, making tequila since 1904. Taste how one historic distillery expresses Valley agave, from unaged and stone-crushed to high-proof and oak-rested. What's inside (5 x 750ml)Cascahuín Blanco (38% ABV): The house classic. Brick-oven cooked agave with El Arenal's signature minerality, citrus and herbal notes. Cascahuín Tahona Blanco (38% ABV): Agave crushed entirely by a traditional volcanic-stone tahona. Mint, bright citrus and sweet agave fruit with an earthy depth. Cascahuín Plata 48 (48% ABV): A higher-proof blanco for enthusiasts. Bold, concentrated cooked agave with more intensity and a longer finish. Cascahuín Reposado (40% ABV): Rested 6–8 months in American oak. Cooked agave layered with honey and vanilla. Cascahuín Añejo (40% ABV): Rested 14–16 months in seasoned American oak. Apricot, roasted nuts, honey and soft vanilla over cooked agave, with a silky finish. Why collectors choose this bundleThree blancos made three different ways, plus a reposado and an añejo, make this the most complete way to explore Cascahuín: an ideal home tasting flight, a standout gift for tequila lovers, or the centerpiece of a serious agave collection. FAQWhat's included in the Cascahuín Complete Bundle? Five 750ml bottles: Blanco, Tahona Blanco, Plata 48, Reposado and Añejo. What's the difference between the three blancos? The Blanco is the classic expression, the Tahona Blanco uses agave crushed by a traditional stone wheel, and the Plata 48 is bottled at a higher 48% ABV for a bolder profile. How should I taste the collection? Start with the Blanco and Tahona Blanco, then the Reposado and Añejo, and finish with the Plata 48, since its higher proof can overpower lighter expressions. Where is Cascahuín made? At NOM 1123 in El Arenal, Jalisco, in the Tequila Valley.