Which of the following is NOT a style of 100% agave tequila?

The correct answer is C, Joven Abocado, as it does not qualify as a style of 100% agave tequila in the same way that the other options do. Blanco, Anejo, and Extra Anejo are all defined categories of tequila made exclusively from 100% agave.

Blanco tequila, also known as silver tequila, is typically unaged and bottled directly after distillation or after a short resting period in stainless steel tanks. Anejo tequila is aged for at least one year but less than three years in oak barrels, which gives it a richer flavor and character. Extra Anejo, introduced in 2006, requires aging for more than three years in oak, resulting in a very complex and well-developed spirit.

In contrast, "Joven Abocado" is not a recognized category of 100% agave tequila. The term "joven" refers to a "young" or unaged tequila and is often a blend of blanco and aged tequila, but "abocado" suggests that it has been flavored or enhanced with additional ingredients, which can disqualify it from being classified as 100% agave. This makes Joven Abocado distinct from the other styles that strictly adhere to the 100%