Welcome to The Age of Aged Tequilas

With the arrival of fall, it will be getting darker sooner, and while that means your favorite outdoor activities might have to wait for the weekend, your favorite indoor activity (happy hour, of course) is getting a dark and delicious refresh with aged tequilas perfect for sipping alone or as a whiskey substitute.

Give your next old fashioned a new twist

If you’re going to go old fashioned, you might as well go all the way. The Oldest Fashioned takes on the classic whiskey version by incorporating Patrón Extra Añejo, a tequila aged for at least three years in American, French and Hungarian oak barrels.

Upgrade a Manhattan in a New York minute

The Manhattan, a typically-mixed-with-whiskey cocktail, gets a vacation from the usual spirit in the more modern version, the Mazatlán. Patrón Reposado gives this cocktail a subtle hint of oak from the resting process, which lasts for at least two months.

Make a Sazerac sing

The Agave Sazerac is Patrón’s take on the New Orleans’ favorite, traditionally made with rye whiskey. The tequila version might have you feeling a little more jazzy than usual with a Mariachi twist. Roca Patrón Añejo is the star of this cocktail and offers notes of citrus, light ginger and black pepper with a velvety smooth finish.

Take a Hot Toddy to the next level

Warm up to the idea of an elevated hot toddy with Patrón’s Touchdown Toddy, a warm lemon and honey cocktail made for chilly Sundays spent watching the game. Patrón Añejo adds the tequila twist, and a slight oak wood flavor from being aged for over 12 months.

To learn more about the Patrón Tequila aging process, check out 6 Things You Didn't Know About Tequila Aging. For more aged cocktails, visit our Aged Cocktail Collection.