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Guillermo del Toro Liqueur. A deep, sweet liqueur that reveals new depths of flavor when combined with the included tequila. 35% ABV | 100ml. color. Medium amber. aroma. Fruity with notes of vanilla, clove & caramel. taste. Honey, dry fruit & nuts with orange & vanilla.
The Patrón x Guillermo del Toro Liqueur is a 100ml bottle of an aged orange liqueur in a crystal skull that enhances the flavors of the tequila in any cocktail. BEYOND THE BOTTLE. Building a legacy means so much more than tequila. OUR COMMITMENT. From Our Hands to Yours. Patrón is proudly handcrafted every step of the way. Explore our story.
Patron x Guillermo del Toro Tequila. $3,635.99. Earn up to 5% back on this product with Caskers Rewards. Size 750mL Proof 70 (35% ABV) *Please note that the ABV of this bottle may vary. This exclusive box was created in partnership with legendary filmmaker Guillermo del Toro and his "partner in crime" Guy Davis.
87 Rating. Open the case, light the candles, and prepare for an experience out of a fantasy. The extra añejo and orange liqueur on their own are tasty. Together they combine to form a beautiful flavor on the tongue, and finish. This is a collector's item, which makes it hard to recommend or ascribe a value to.
Dec 5, 2021 · By Padraig Cotter. Published Dec 5, 2021. Link copied to clipboard. Here's Guillermo del Toro's Patrón tequila explained, and if it is still available to buy. Long before designing his own Patrón tequila, Guillermo del Toro made his directorial debut with the low-budget vampire movie Cronos.
Patrón x Guillermo del Toro. The pursuit of perfection met its match when film mastermind Guillermo del Toro, a native Jaliscan, came to the Hacienda to bring his artistic approach to Patrón’s process. What came from this partnership was Patrón’s darkest product to date in both age and ideation.
910. 99K views 6 years ago. A collaboration years in the making. Introducing Patrón x Guillermo Del Toro. #PatronXdelToro ...more. A collaboration years in the making. Introducing Patrón...
