Local single barrel store pick. I expected it to be crap, but it wasn't bad at all. Not very complex, but very drinkable at a decent price.

Expected more after tasting Reposado. Aroma, flavor and finish trends into chemical or astringent

Meh, it’s alright but I feel like they should have stopped with the repo. Really hot and chemically finish, not an easy let down for your tongue.

Toasted coconut, citrus and oak in the aromas. Butter, cooked agave and tangerine peel in the taste. Finishes with Butterscotch, leather and wood shavings.

Great on the nose and palate. Corozon has some excellent tequilas

This is a single barrel finished in Weller Barrels. This is a pineapple bomb and while I’ve tried other Corazon single barrels, this is exceptional to me even if there are additives.

L091120C2, bottled on 180121, tasted on 10-6-23. Color: dark yellow to light brown. Aroma: cooked agave, light caramel balanced with slight acidity, citrus, light pepper, alcohol sensation is low. Light wood notes. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, good sweet sour & acidic balance. Finish is medium to medium long, cooked agave with light caramel balanced with acidic notes persist.

Soft aroma, hints of alcohol, vanilla and butter. Medium mouthfeel. Warm, spice and alcohol upfront; peppery through the finish.

Not a significant nose on this but not bad either. Price at 33 bucks this has a good flavor with vanilla, barrel and caramel but little agave. Bottom line a nice sipper at the price point would recommend at under 33 dollars. Much higher than this snd too many other great options that would drop this rating in comparison.

Aroma: caramel, oak, slight agave Taste: slight agave, mostly caramel, light vanilla Finish: pretty short, again mostly caramel with slight agave notes Overall: if you can find it in the sub $40 range I think it would be a solid budget sipper. The agave presence is slight but still there

Clean, smooth agave taste with little citrus or other additives to detract from the pure tequila experience

Caramel

This is a great tequila for the price. Very smooth with a great butterscotch and caramel flavor.

Nice barrel influence. Oak, light caramel and vanilla with faint key lime.

Buttercream frosting on the nose but thankfully not on the palate. Light woody flavor and other typical tequila notes

I prefer the Reposado of this to the Anejo. It's an ok tequila overall but doesn't stand up to most Anejos.

Pretty one note all over. Was hoping to get more character through the process of tasting but left wanting. Barrel only shows it’s face on the finish.

nose was alright, didnt enjoy the taste of this anjeo, expected much more complexity, not just the one note it offers up. suprisingly, the finish was nice! think ill stick to the Blanco and Anejo!