Chapter 03 of 06 · Amatitán, Mexico
Segador Tequila
Raw agave craft, from Blanco to Reposado.
Segador celebrates the craft of raw agave, from a vibrant, crystal-clear Blanco to a smooth, golden Reposado rested in oak.
Origin
Amatitán, Jalisco, Mexico
Spirit
Tequila
Expressions
Blanco, Reposado
ABV
40% vol
In the glass
Two expressions. One field.
The same agave, shown two ways.
Blanco
Vibrant and fresh, with bright agave flavour. Light and remarkably smooth, it opens with citrus notes and finishes with a signature, subtly peppery bite.
Reposado
Smooth and golden. Rich agave intertwines with warm vanilla before a velvety caramel finish.
The signature serve
Two expressions. Two serves.
Glass
Rocks glass, over ice
Measure
50 ml tequila
Blanco
Lime & salt
Rim a rocks glass lightly with salt and fill it with ice. Add 50 ml Segador Blanco, 15 ml fresh lime juice and 10 ml agave syrup. Stir gently and garnish with a lime wheel.
Reposado
Bitters & orange
Fill a rocks glass with a large ice cube. Add 50 ml Segador Reposado, 10 ml agave syrup and 2 dashes of aromatic bitters. Stir gently and garnish with an expressed orange peel.
Questions & answers
Segador, answered.
What is Segador Tequila?
A tequila from Amatitán, Jalisco, Mexico, celebrating the craft of raw agave.
What does the name mean?
Segador means “the reaper”.
What is the difference between Blanco and Reposado?
Blanco is crystal-clear and fresh, with citrus notes and a subtly peppery finish. Reposado is rested in oak, so it is golden and smooth, with vanilla and caramel.
How strong is it?
40% vol.
How do you serve it?
Over ice in a rocks glass. Blanco goes with lime and salt, Reposado with bitters and orange.
