Lo Siento Caliente is a cinnamon-infused tequila made from 100% blue Weber agave at the second oldest active tequila distillery in the world, bottled at 70 proof (35% ABV).
Cinnamon whiskey brands shouldn't monopolize all the sweet spice. Caliente was designed to rival the familiar cinnamon shots by replacing a neutral grain base with authentic Mexican tequila, and it arrived as the first cinnamon-infused tequila of its kind. Lo Siento, whose name playfully translates to “I'm sorry,” was founded in 2021 by digital media entrepreneur Ryan Tierney, who set out to build a modern tequila brand that honors traditional methods. The brand built its following through on-premise placements and events, including serving as the official tequila of Nashville's GEODIS Park, and Caliente rolled out nationally after a strong debut in Georgia, joining Lo Siento's additive-free tequila range.
The perfect kick to set your night on fire, Caliente infuses 100% blue Weber agave tequila with real, natural cinnamon heat, balancing the earthy sweetness of the agave with a fiery burst of spice.
It is lively and warming, with a sweet cinnamon burst up front balanced by the earthy depth of tequila and a touch of peppery spice. Clean and light on the spice, with a satisfying kick of cinnamon, it finishes smooth, spicy and satisfyingly bold.
Built for shots and tailgates, it is also good neat over a large cube, in spicy cocktails, or as a kick in your Margarita.
Tasting Notes
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Nose: Sweet cinnamon, agave.
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Palate: Cinnamon burst, earthy tequila, peppery spice.
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Finish: Smooth, spicy and bold.
Specifications
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Brand: Lo Siento Tequila
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Base: 100% blue Weber agave blanco tequila
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Flavor: Natural cinnamon
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Proof / ABV: 70 proof (35% ABV)
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Size: 750ml
How to Enjoy It
Take it as a shot, or add a kick to a Margarita.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the base?
100% blue Weber agave tequila, not neutral grain spirit.
What does it taste like?
Sweet cinnamon heat with earthy agave and pepper.
How should I drink it?
As a shot, over a large cube, or in a spicy Margarita.
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