The Lost Explorer announced the release of its Tequila Reposado, shaped through a unique blended resting process across three distinct cask types of French and American Oak.

Already having received a gold medal award from The Spirits Business Global Tequila & Mezcal Masters, this distinctive 4-month aging process shapes the Tequila Reposado’s aroma, flavor and texture with remarkable depth and complexity — no additives needed:

• Cask 1: Chateau Rieussec’s First Growth (Premier Cru) Sauternes Wine – Bordeaux, France
• Cask 2: Pedro Ximénex Sherry – Jerez, Spain
• Cask 3: Bourbon Barrel – Kentucky, USA

“Exploring a variety of wood and barrels, I set out to craft a Reposado that builds depth and structure while preserving the true character of the agave — unlocking new layers of flavor and aroma along the way,” Enrique de Colsa, Maestro Tequilero of The Lost Explorer, said in a news release.

Working closely with local farmers in Jalisco’s lowlands, the brand hand-selects the highest quality Blue Weber Agave to craft tequilas that reflect the region’s character and its commitment to thoughtful, uncompromising craftsmanship.

“We are thrilled to unveil another tequila as a natural evolution of our agave spirits brand and partnership with Enrique,” Gregory Gatti, Chief Executive Officer of The Lost Explorer. “This launch seeks to celebrate craftsmanship at the highest level, delivering a refined spirit shaped by patience, precision, and passion.”

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ABOUT THE LOST EXPLORER

The Lost Explorer is a multi-award winning House of Agave — an mezcal and tequila brand rooted in a deep reverence for the land, people, and cultural legacy of Mexico. From Espadín, Tobolá, and Salmiana mezcal to tequila Blanco and Reposado, nothing is rushed, nothing added, nothing taken away. Learn more at www.thelostexplorer.com.