Código 1530 released a new limited-edition extra-añejo tequila expression, the George Strait Origen. The brand’s special offering is bottled from six unique barrels aged for over six years, hand-selected by brand co-founder and “King of Country” George Strait while on location filming the music video for his hit song “Código” at the namesake distillery in Amatitán, Mexico. "
Bottled after aging over 6 years in the world’s finest French White Oak Cabernet barrels, once George decided this unique batch of extra añejo would be a hit.
There is never a corner cut in Código 1530’s production. The sole purpose is to make the most selective tequila in the world using only perfect inputs and age old secret family processes. We use fully-matured Blue Weber Agave aged over 7 years. Each drop of Amatitán water we use is from freshwater pools and rainwater, filtered through the volcanic soil of Los Bajos. Our proprietary chopper allows us to extract only the best juice and pulp from the first press of agave to garner the purest flavor. Our fermentation process is highlighted by an organic yeast from a small family bakery in Amatitán.
We add no chemicals, flavoring or sugar to maintain the rich, natural flavor of Los Bajos agave. We use the finest Napa Cabernet French White Oak Barrels in our time-honored family aging process, embracing the clean elegance of wine making to produce a uniquely delicate finish.
DETAILS
• 100% Agave
• No additives, sweeteners, flavoring, coloring or chemicals
• Award-winning Napa Cabernet Barrels
• Family-owned & operated distillery
Bottle Size: 750ml
Please Drink Responsibly.
This product is only available for delivery in the following states: Arizona, California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Florida, Louisiana, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Washington, Wyoming, Indiana.
California Residents: for Proposition 65 WARNING“In the small village of Amatitán, a local artisan distilling family has passionately crafted this spirit, never veering from the centuries-old codes and customer of Los Bajos: 'Los Codigos.'”
