NOM 1109

Light amber color in the glass. Aroma of cinnamon, vanilla, oak and cooked agave. Flavor of caramel, black pepper spiciness and agave. Medium-long finish.

NOM 1614 | The aroma is simple with: Caramel,oak,agave,vanilla, ethyl and pepper The taste is caramel sweet with barrel spices but also peppery with,earthiness,minerals, and plum,. Spicy finish for me, moreso than I like but at the price this Anejo gets a pass. Would buy again on a low budget shopping spree Not a bad sipper but could do without that spicy finish.

Have a kinky smell to it. Taste is not bad. Not a bad sipper. Not complex. (Agave, pepper, caramel, slight barrel notes, slight vegetal)

This is a bargain Anejo. A Win Win, Anejo, Organic, well made. A good sipper and an excellent tequila to use when making a special agave spirit cocktail that’s not a margarita or Paloma

Lots of sweet pear or candy flavor on the aroma. Decent taste and finish. Good with some interesting “flavors “. New tasting: bubble gum aroma.

Served neat on a sniffer, Light in color. Great aroma of agave, vanilla, honey, caramel, cinnamon, cherry, and pepper. Flavor full of agave, vanilla, caramel, citrus, butterscotch, honey, with long legs and silky. Great tequila to sip. Finish is full of flavor and refreshing . Señor Tequila in Fairfax rest try to charge $23/neat, had to argue the bill and after 15 min of dialog it was corrected to $10/neat each, unnecessary trouble, unfortunate experience .

Beautiful butterscotch aroma. sweet, but not quite dessert level. a subtle barrel spice lingers below, but barely. very little agave on the tongue, but plenty of vanilla, honey, and barel inspired butterscotch. smoke comes late, just before it finished smooth and with just a tiny spice kick. beautiful drink on a cold day. tryst coffee shop requested champagne glass $? no food, just coffee

Soapy aroma

Aroma of butterscotch and citrus from blanco is back. Mild flavor of butterscotch, agave and dirt. Again, the finish fades quickly. Overall, the entire line is decent and completely drinkable but nothing special at all.

The bottle I tasted was opened about 6 months ago. Aroma started to develop more after time when letting it breath.

The value is key here. It’s a sweet aroma and flavor with a smooth finish and no additives. At less than 40 bucks a bottle it’s a great deal. It makes a fun version of a tequila manhattan especially if you use both dry and sweet vermouth on the perfect manhattan route.

Strong oak and leather in both aroma and flavor. Starts sweet. White wine aroma as well.

heavy caramel, light vanilla, pepper throughout

NOM 1614 | Mild aroma, slight pepper and caramel, smooth finish. And the value is excellent here. Will def buy again

NOM 1614 | Lots of agave, weak spice, harsh finish. Not a good sipping tequila.

NOM 1614 | Smooth taste, strong agave, and for an anejo not overly encumbered by secondary barrel flavours. In my mind, this is a great value for an Anejo, and because it still retains its pure tequila agave flavour, a perfect entry anejo. There is a slight peppery finish, but very easy to drink.. maybe a little too easy.

NOM 1614 | Decent añejo, a little too sweet for me. Colorado $42

aroma of caramel & orange. flavors of caramel, cinnamon & orange. very quick, no pepper finish. Single barrel #707 añejo from NOM 1522. Aged almost 43 months. Made a crazy good añejo paloma with this! Also makes fantastic margaritas.

NOM 1614 | Very oaky when I first opened the bottle.

All I can say is, what a bargain. Great additive free tequila for the price. Just a great sipper with all the right notes.

NOM 1614 | Aroma is nice with agave, vanilla predominant and some caramel and other spices. Overall not the most aromatic I’ve tried but still very pleasant Flavor agave and vanilla again predominant with a hint of caramel. Very nice. There is a bit of burn that comes on the finish. Mouth feel is a little thin for an aged spirit. Finish is nice and long with the vanilla hanging around. Unfortunately the burn hangs out a little longer. This is unbelievable for the price. A very nice anejo for less than a lot of the additive free blanco in my area. If you’re on a budget this should be your first pick for all three ages.

Mine was NOM 1522. A bit "strange" on the nose. This may be due to not allowing my pour to open up and it being a neck pour. Kinda heavy on the American oak on the nose. Things improve considerably after that. Nice and easy Anejo profile. Nothing too complex but some oak, Carmel and agave notes. Nice little alcohol burn on the back of my throat. Not bad for a cheap tequila. I will gladly drink this (especially after drinking some higher priced juice) knowing that this is organic and additive free Anejo tequila.

For the price you can’t beat it. Great value!! Nice taste. Fine to sip or mix. Cheaper than Casamigos crap or other “popular” tequilas that suck. And no additives as well. Check it out.