Desert Door Texas Sotol | 2017-10-09 | Beverage Industry
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KEYWORDS barrel aging / craft spirits
Desert Door is debuting its self-titled sotol spirits in Texas this fall. Made with West Texas-grown evergreen sotol, also known as desert spoon plant, Desert Door’s sotol is available in two expressions: Original Desert Door Texas Sotol and Desert Door Oak-Aged Texas Sotol. Original Desert Door Texas Sotol features herbaceous and vegetal notes that leave the palate with a crisp earthiness, a hint of floral mint and just the right amount of sweetness, the company says. Packaged in 750-ml ceramic bottles, Desert Door Texas Sotol is 40 percent alcohol by volume and has a starting retail price of $50. At 100 proof, Desert Door Oak-Aged Sotol is aged in new American charred white oak barrels for 24 weeks. It features caramel vanilla, mint and floral notes, drawing touches of oak and a subtle hint of smoke with a sweet earthy finish, leaving impressions of white peppercorn, rose water and oaky vanilla, the company says. The aged varietal will be available in February 2018 in 750-ml ceramic bottles priced at $70. The products initially will be available at the distillery and in select bars and restaurants in Austin, Texas. The company expects distribution expansion in the coming months, it says.
Telephone: 512/829-6129
Internet: http://desertdoor.com
Desert Door Texas Sotol | 2017-10-09 | Beverage Industry
Home » Desert Door Texas Sotol
KEYWORDS barrel aging / craft spirits
Desert Door is debuting its self-titled sotol spirits in Texas this fall. Made with West Texas-grown evergreen sotol, also known as desert spoon plant, Desert Door’s sotol is available in two expressions: Original Desert Door Texas Sotol and Desert Door Oak-Aged Texas Sotol. Original Desert Door Texas Sotol features herbaceous and vegetal notes that leave the palate with a crisp earthiness, a hint of floral mint and just the right amount of sweetness, the company says. Packaged in 750-ml ceramic bottles, Desert Door Texas Sotol is 40 percent alcohol by volume and
 has a starting retail price of $50. At 100 proof, Desert Door Oak-Aged Sotol is aged in new American charred white oak barrels for 24 weeks. It features caramel vanilla, mint and floral notes, drawing touches of oak and a subtle hint of smoke with a sweet earthy finish, leaving impressions of white peppercorn, rose water and oaky vanilla, the company says. The aged varietal will be available in February 2018 in 750-ml ceramic bottles priced at $70. The products initially will be available at the distillery and in select bars and restaurants in Austin, Texas. The company expects distribution expansion in the coming months, it says.
Telephone: 512/829-6129
Internet: http://desertdoor.com