Cincoro Tequila is sure to captivate consumer attention with the special-edition Lakers Añejo Tequila. Created in collaboration with the Los Angeles Lakers, this exclusive expression features a collector's bottle with a purple and gold ombre finish and embossed logos that represent both brands.
The Lakers Añejo Tequila boasts a carefully selected batch of Cincoro's award-winning Añejo, personally chosen by Lakers Governor and Cincoro Co-Founder Jeanie Buss. Aged for over 20 months and made from 100% Blue Weber Agave, the expression offers notes of oak and cooked agave with a rich palate and elegant finish.
Individuals can find the Lakers Añejo Tequila bottle for $139.99 "exclusively across Southern California at select premium retailers like Total Wine & More, Gelson's, Mission, BevMo, and more."
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Branded Limited-edition Spirits
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