Eight Reserve Aejo is an ultra-premium tequila blend from 818 that delivers aged richness and complexity. Aged up to 8 years across Aejo and Extra Aejo tequila stocks, it offers layers of cooked agave, vanilla, toasted oak, dried berry, spice, and praline. Its velvety and smooth built for sipping neat or over a large ice cube and wrapped in a beautifully crafted ceramic decanter.

Origin & Production

Feature Detail Brand / Producer 818 Tequila, founded by Kendall Jenner; NOM 1607. Tequila Type A blended reserve of Aejo + Extra Aejo tequilas. Aejo aged from about 14 months up; Extra Aejo age extends up to 8 years. ABV / Proof 40% ABV ( 80 proof). Aging & Casks Uses both French oak and American oak barrels. The longer aging (up to 8 years) gives depth and richness. Bottle / Presentation Packaged in a handmade ceramic decanter produced in Pachuca, Mexico. Elegant, collectible design.

Appearance, Aroma & Flavor Profile

Component Notes Color / Look Light amber with copper hues; full-bodied appearance. Aroma / Nose Vanilla; clove & cinnamon; toasted nuts; honey; orange peel; black cherry. Palate / Taste Cooked agave up front; vanilla, cinnamon, praline; dried berries; rich oak presence; some caramel. Smooth texture. Finish Prolonged, silky, with fruit and spiced accents lingering. Elegant and smooth.

What Makes It Special

• The long aging (up to 8 years) gives more depth than many standard Aejo expressions.

• Blend of barrels (French + American oak) adds complexity you get sweetness from vanilla and caramel, plus toasted oak and nutty character.

• Beautiful decanter packaging that elevates it as a luxury gift or display bottle.

• Designed for sipping; not pushed as a mixer but more as a showpiece of craftsmanship.

• Extremely silky and smooth; approachable despite age.

• Strong aroma and flavor layers that continue to evolve.

• Excellent for neat drinking or contemplative sips.

Serving & Pairing Suggestions

• Serve neat or with a large ice cube to appreciate the aging and oak influence.

• Cocktail use: best in very simple cocktails (e.g. tequila old fashioned style) that let the spirit shine rather than covering it.

• Food pairings: dark chocolate, dried fruits (figs, cherries), nutty desserts, rich cheeses; grilled meats.

• Occasions: special occasions, after-dinner sipping, display pieces / gift bottles.