Strange nose. Maybe a little coffee like. Licorice, vanilla and cinnamon. Palate is ok. Easy enough to drink but the flavors don’t match my profile. Sweet agave is good. This sample was given to me. Don’t think I will seek it out

Nose: Oak, agave, alcohol, vanilla, honey, and cinnamon. Palate: Initial taste was very pleasant. Cooked agave, oak, vanilla Finish: I did not enjoy the finish. Medium in length but alcoholic notes on the tongue.

Had this at the El Tequileno tasting room. Aroma: cooked agave, baking spice, light vanilla Flavor: the baking spice hits first, followed by mango and vanilla notes

A blend of 2yr and 3yr

Another great outing for this 50th anniversary Tequileno. I expected a little more from this. Still solid with enough agave coming through along with slight vanilla, mango, spices, cinnamon, etc. but I think the slightly older tall bottle reposado reserva has an edge over this one.

Sweet vanilla nose, smooth and light aged agave. A little spice on the finish. Sampled this in Tequila at Hotel next to the distillery, so everything always taste better in Jalisco

Great nose, soft oak and vanilla are extremely inviting! Really balanced and approachable, this certainly presents as an Añejo but I find that the agave comes back with a vengeance on the back end. I have a soft spot for elegant tequilas like this, with diminishing stock this is something to squirrel away in your collection.

Aroma is ok jut not much agave. The taste is complex and has a lot going on and is good. The finish is ok.

Nose: Butterscotch, vanilla, dark fresh fruit, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg and an herbal or mineral note poking through. Earthiness. Floral nuances. Flavor: Baking spices, anise, honey, agave, vanilla and light pepper. Viscous. Bold yet round sensation. Round finish medium long, with enough pepper heat to balance the sweet and floral notes.

Bought this for $19 at Hi-Time Wine Cellars, which may be the deal of the century. It has a creamy smooth vanilla aroma, and a well-balanced full and slightly sweet finish. This is a surprisingly solid añejo.

It's not bad, but too much wood and too little agave for my taste.

Tasted at sabor y cultura bottle share ; Sweet barrel notes of the bat on the nose with a tiny bit of pepper but quickly turns to a apple plum fruit smell On the palette it’s also sweet with more fruit then spice and the finish is great

Aroma - mineral, light agave, veggie, light vanilla, chocolate Flavor - light oil, light vanilla, hazelnut Finish - light heat, desert like but not additive laden, nice touch

Mexican 38% abv. versión, lote: BA125100821, bottled on 23-10-2022, tasted on 5-20-24. Color: yellow. Aroma: light sweet cooked agave, light acidity, hint of anise, hint of citrus, hint of orange, hint of aromatic green vegetal notes, hint of white pepper, after 20 minutes in the glass the agave sweetness becomes slightly more intense. Light wood note. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, pepper spiciness is more intense on the palate, together with the wood note slightly dominates other flavors and aromas. Finish is medium to medium long, hint of sweet cooked agave, light acidity, light citrus with light pepper spiciness persists.

Nose : vanilla , green apple , baking spice , flora Taste : oak , vanilla , floral, alcohol . Felt like something was missing aftertaste was a little rough .

Didn’t love it

This tasted off to me. An usual flavor and finish. Maybe gasoline?

1/4/2020, finally cracked the seal after about 5 years on the shelf, solid great bargain añejo, nice vanilla & oak aroma, not too bitter & not too sweet with a mild finish

Something is not right about this anejo. A very strange off fuel nose with barely there agave. Harsh entry. After taste leaves a lot to be desired and little to admire. Light tongue coating body. Worth the $19 paid. Just not for me. - 1tequila2