Updated 06/02/2025 (side-by-side blanco, reposado and añejo. All bottles purchased in 2012.) Aroma is very vanilla forward with some baking spices underneath. Sweet, vanilla flavor upfront followed by a bit of sweet spice. Short finish that doesn’t leave much to remember. Similar to the blanco, there is nothing really bad here but there is also not really anything good. No complexity, no evolution of flavor, no real finish. Might have been fine at the time (2012) at $24.99 but not something I would look for now.

Aroma & Palate: Smoke, Bourbon, caramel, wood, spices, cloves, vanilla. Finish is sweet and Smokey but easy to drink

Mini tour of NOM 1124 Though no longer made, this añejo is very similar to Reserva del Senora from the same distillery. Slightly less caramel and even more bourbon forward only a little agave remains.

Close Out $20 Paired it up with a NICA RUSTICA Good Tequila & a Kick Ass Smoke

Meh. But I am drinking it in Roswell, NM under the UFOs...

Woody

I enjoy this anejo, has a slight caramel and buterscotch under tones with a bourbon barrel spice taste. finish has a mild heat to it and is a pretty smooth tequila with a little bite to it. if you like something a bit different give it a try if you find a bottle.

little too smokey for me but a nice carmel finish.

Good tequila. To bad it's discontinued ????

Nice aroma great taste and finish

Tasted at Nicky's Mexican Restaurant in Shreveport, LA in a white wine glass. Nice golden color with orangish pink tones...in this light anyway. Nice smooth nose with minimal alcohol with hints of vanilla and fruit cake. First sip is smooth and has a whiskeyish taste with little to no burn. Overall, very enjoyable with a nice body and flavor similar to the nose. Could be a bit more complex on the finish, but a nice Anejo. B

Scotch notes overwhelm agave is in the finish