Eterno Verano Blanco Tequila
Eterno Verano Blanco Tequila is a 100% Blue Weber agave blanco from Jalisco — sourced from both the highlands and lowlands of the region for a dual-terroir complexity, harvested at 5–8 years of agave maturity, bottled in environmentally friendly recycled glass with a natural cork closure, and inspired by the spirit of The Endless Summer, the 1966 surf film that defined the pursuit of perpetual summer.
The dual-terroir sourcing is the key production distinction: highland agave (Los Altos, above 1,500 meters) produces sweeter, fruitier character with more floral aromatics; lowland agave (Tequila Valley, lower elevation) produces earthier, more herbaceous character with stronger mineral and terroir influence. Blending both regions produces more aromatic complexity than single-origin blancos from either highlands or lowlands alone. The 5–8 year harvest patience — longer than many commercial producers wait — ensures the agave has reached fuller maturation before cooking and distillation. The recycled glass and natural cork reflect the brand's environmental commitment alongside the craftsmanship.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Stone fruit, baking spices, and earthy terra firma — the dual highland/lowland terroir at full expression
- Palate: Dry and bright with citrus leading, supported by subtle spice from the combined terroir
- Finish: Clean and steady with smooth black pepper
Specs
- Producer: Eterno Verano, Jalisco, Mexico
- Agave: 100% Blue Weber — dual-terroir, highlands and lowlands of Jalisco
- Harvest age: 5–8 years
- Style: Blanco Tequila
- Packaging: Recycled glass bottle, natural cork
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Eterno Verano Blanco Tequila is a 100% Blue Weber agave blanco from Jalisco — sourced from both the highlands and lowlands of the region for a dual-terroir complexity, harvested at 5–8 years of agave maturity, bottled in environmentally friendly recycled glass with a natural cork closure, and inspired by the spirit of The Endless Summer, the 1966 surf film that defined the pursuit of perpetual summer.
The dual-terroir sourcing is the key production distinction: highland agave (Los Altos, above 1,500 meters) produces sweeter, fruitier character with more floral aromatics; lowland agave (Tequila Valley, lower elevation) produces earthier, more herbaceous character with stronger mineral and terroir influence. Blending both regions produces more aromatic complexity than single-origin blancos from either highlands or lowlands alone. The 5–8 year harvest patience — longer than many commercial producers wait — ensures the agave has reached fuller maturation before cooking and distillation. The recycled glass and natural cork reflect the brand's environmental commitment alongside the craftsmanship.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Stone fruit, baking spices, and earthy terra firma — the dual highland/lowland terroir at full expression
- Palate: Dry and bright with citrus leading, supported by subtle spice from the combined terroir
- Finish: Clean and steady with smooth black pepper
Specs
- Producer: Eterno Verano, Jalisco, Mexico
- Agave: 100% Blue Weber — dual-terroir, highlands and lowlands of Jalisco
- Harvest age: 5–8 years
- Style: Blanco Tequila
- Packaging: Recycled glass bottle, natural cork
Browse all tequila at Wooden Cork.
Description
Eterno Verano Blanco Tequila is a 100% Blue Weber agave blanco from Jalisco — sourced from both the highlands and lowlands of the region for a dual-terroir complexity, harvested at 5–8 years of agave maturity, bottled in environmentally friendly recycled glass with a natural cork closure, and inspired by the spirit of The Endless Summer, the 1966 surf film that defined the pursuit of perpetual summer.
The dual-terroir sourcing is the key production distinction: highland agave (Los Altos, above 1,500 meters) produces sweeter, fruitier character with more floral aromatics; lowland agave (Tequila Valley, lower elevation) produces earthier, more herbaceous character with stronger mineral and terroir influence. Blending both regions produces more aromatic complexity than single-origin blancos from either highlands or lowlands alone. The 5–8 year harvest patience — longer than many commercial producers wait — ensures the agave has reached fuller maturation before cooking and distillation. The recycled glass and natural cork reflect the brand's environmental commitment alongside the craftsmanship.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Stone fruit, baking spices, and earthy terra firma — the dual highland/lowland terroir at full expression
- Palate: Dry and bright with citrus leading, supported by subtle spice from the combined terroir
- Finish: Clean and steady with smooth black pepper
Specs
- Producer: Eterno Verano, Jalisco, Mexico
- Agave: 100% Blue Weber — dual-terroir, highlands and lowlands of Jalisco
- Harvest age: 5–8 years
- Style: Blanco Tequila
- Packaging: Recycled glass bottle, natural cork
Browse all tequila at Wooden Cork.
