To earn the distinction “añejo”, tequilas must aged for a minimum of one year, and most añejo tequilas are aged for only that long. Avión Añejo Tequila, however, is aged for two years (twice the requirement), and as a result has a rich amber color along with an aroma of burnt agaves, peaches and persimmon. The palate is filled with flavors of toasted wood, vanilla and caramel, and leads to an incredibly smooth finish marked by maple, coconut and and lemon squares.