Gran Patron Piedra Extra Anejo Tequila 750ml

Name: Gran Patron Piedra Extra Anejo Tequila 750ml - Liquor World
Price: 645.00 AUD
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Discover the exquisite Gran Patron Piedra Extra Anejo Tequila 750mL, a premium aged Mexican tequila available in Australia. Elevate your spirits with this iconic Patron blend. Buy online now!
ABV %40

Formerly a travel retail offering, Patron’s decision to release this for a broader audience comes as competition hots up in the super premium Tequila categor.
Piedra, which means “stone” in Spanish,
is one of very few tequilas that’s still produced in an age-old way as opposed to a more industrialized process.Geoff Kleinman from drinkspirits.com explains, “Piedra uses the traditional process of grinding the roasted agave heart (called the pina) using a stone wheel called a tahona. The resulting juice is called agua miel, which translates to “honey water”.