Silicon Valley Tres Comas Limited Edition Anejo Tequila Review

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Tres Comas Anejo Tequila
Based on the hit TV show Silicon Valley, this ultra-premium añejo, is inspired by the three commas in a billion dollars.

Inspired by the hit TV show Silicon Valley, Tres Comas is an ultra-premium tequila from a family-run distillery set it rural Jalisco. This ultra-premium tequila (which means three commas in Spanish), is inspired by the three commas in a billion dollars.

A collaboration between HBO and Diageo, this 100-percent Blue Weber agave tequila was aged in American Oak barrels for over a year delivering rich, toasted oak finish. Tres Comas possesses notes of vanilla and spice. Enjoy it neat, on the rocks, or in a selection of signature Tres Comas cocktails like the "Re-Billionizer," "Russ Fest," or "Billionaire Margarita.”

Diageo Launches Real Tequila Tres Comas Based On ‘Silicon Valley’ Joke

There’s a perfect drink for your “Silicon Valley” finale party.

Diageo, the spirits conglomerate that owns Don Julio and Casamigos, founded by George Clooney and Rande Gerber, launched a tequila from another “celebrity”: fictional billionaire Russ Hanneman (played by Chris Diamantopoulos) on the HBO comedy.

“Without risk, there can be no reward. Without reward, there can be no billionaires. There is only one tequila created for the very rich, and those on the cusp of greatness. A tequila that was imagined by a visionary and raised by boldness. Tres Comas. Finally, a tequila crafted just for those mavericks ready to crush their third comma,” the release said.

Without risk, there can be no reward. Without reward, there can be no billionaires. There is only one tequila created for the very rich, and those on the cusp of greatness. A tequila that was imagined by a visionary and raised by boldness. Tres Comas. Finally, a tequila crafted just for those mavericks ready to crush their third comma. In collaboration with HBO and Silicon Valley, Three Comma Club member Russ Hanneman has released Tres Comas Añejo Tequila, the only tequila acceptable for billionaires. This limited-edition Añejo tequila is Russ's latest venture and can be yours for just $44.99, or you can buy the company for…you guessed it: $1,000,000,000.

Tres Comas, originally created by Russ to re-billionize his bank account, was put into stealth mode once he made his valiant return into the Three Comma Club. But every billionaire needs pet projects to appease their founder syndrome, right? The man put radio on the internet for crying out loud, so clearly, he's an expert in the meticulous process of crafting a premium tequila.

"Tres Comas is literally the best tequila on the market. I drink it, so that's how you know," shares Russ Hanneman, founder of Tres Comas. "I love it! I'll buy a round for everyone! I can do that because I'm a billionaire. I'll also buy everyone a safe ride home though, can't let anything happen to my baby. And by my baby, I mean my precious and really expensive sportscar."

Tres Comas is made from 100% Blue Weber Agave that has been aged in American Oak barrels for over a year. The flavor profile has notes of vanilla and spice, and has a rich, toasted oak finish. Tres Comas can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or in the signature Billionaire's Margarita, which is just a regular Margarita but made with Tres Comas.

Tres Comas Añejo Tequila is on shelves now, available nationally in the U.S. where spirits are sold while supplies last for an SRP of $44.99.

Silicon Valley is an American comedy television series created by Mike Judge, John Altschuler and Dave Krinsky, that premiered on April 6, 2014, on HBO.[1] The series focuses on five young men who found a startup company in Silicon Valley.[2][3] A sixth and final season consisting of seven episodes premiered on October 27, 2019, and concluded on December 8, 2019.[4][5][6]

Richard Hendricks creates an app known as Pied Piper which contains a revolutionary data compression algorithm. Peter Gregory acquires a stake in Pied Piper, and Richard hires the residents of Erlich Bachman's business incubator including Bertram Gilfoyle and Dinesh Chugtai along with Jared Dunn, who defected from another tech company called Hooli. Meanwhile, Nelson "Big Head" Bighetti chooses to accept a substantial promotion at Hooli instead, despite his lack of merit for the job.