Tasted at Sabor y Cultura Chicago

Tough to nose, a lot of alcohol with a little bit of barrel. Palate doesn’t have many notes going on.

Nose: Straightforward stuff. Cooked agave with oak and a touch of caramel right behind. A little spice, some dried fruit if you’re paying attention and a hit of alcohol that reminds you this ain’t juice. Palate & Mouthfeel: Agave’s there, but it takes a back seat to the barrel. Same notes from the nose show up again; oak, caramel, spice and a leathery edge creeping in toward the finish. A bit of bitterness and alcohol heat tag along. Mouthfeel’s middle of the road - not thin, not creamy. Finish: Sweet but leathery, and a little bitter. Heat sticks around for a bit. Nothing off-putting, but nothing that’ll blow your socks off either. Final Thoughts: It’s not going to win awards, but for the price, it does the job. It’s decent with just enough barrel character to keep it semi interesting.

Vessel: Glencairn Nose: Oak, Vanilla, Butterscotch, Carmel Palate: Vanilla, Honey, Barrel Spice Finish: Vanilla, Toffee, Butterscotch This was a very SIMPLE Añejo. Standard issue and not super remarkable but also some decent for the price. I think this is a great introduction Añejo especially to folks coming from the bourbon community.

Anejo barrel spices, mild oak, vanilla. Easy sipper, sweet with short finish. i believe the aeration subdues the flavors. but that makes it approachable to newbies

caramel, cooking spice, very light cooked agave notes for a 36 month Anejo. Pricing is fair

On the nose I have agave and barrel notes. On the palette it is the same with some anise and baking spices, maybe some dried fruit. The finish is warm and medium lasting. For the price this stuff ain't bad.

Sweet aroma with hints of agave. Oak and caramel on the palate. Packs heat compared to other anejos. I enjoyed their Repo a little more.

Scent: gentle not harsh, no overwhelming smell of alcohol Taste: fruity

A nice agave forward Anejo. It would be really good for a bourbon drinker

This is a very enjoyable sipper. Aroma is an earthy caramel and vanilla with hints of agave and oak barrel notes. Palate is very good. Agave and whiskey barrel notes with a delicious earthiness that has a great level of heat. Finish is nice but it ends quicker than expected with the barrel notes lingering.

Oak up front with hint of Vanilla, caramel, cinnamon aroma. A Sweet flavor bomb Taste was with vanilla, caramel, butterscotch. Finish was upfront & left me short of desire. Overall a great value for Anejo can sip or use in cocktails.

This Anejo is very easy to drink. Nothing overpowering about the flavors. An easy blend especially for someone looking for an easy bottle to keep around for cocktails or sipping.

Relatively new to the market, I find this tequila pure, clean, flavorful and all around delicious. Over the past few years, I’ve switched to drinking only additive free tequila - TC Craft stands out as a highly drinkable, very enjoyable, and well made product.

Aromas if agave, lime, and flowers. Flavors of roasted agave, earth, and minerals. Bitter finish.