Tried this thanks to a sample from the Agave Swappers Facebook group. On the nose I get oak, caramel, and a light alcohol. The pallet follows the nose but the caramel takes center stage followed by a light oak. This is a sweet after dinner Anejo in my opinion that may not be for everyone but I enjoyed it and would recommend it for those newer to tequila or someone looking for a sweeter tequila option.

Straight-up fire. Aged just right, so it’s got that rich, smooth vibe with hints of caramel and a lil’ smoky oak. First sip, and you’re getting all that depth – like it’s been waiting to impress. Goes down smooth, no burn, just a warm finish that sticks with you. Perfect for sippin’ slow and catching all those flavors – real classy, no lime or salt needed.

I first noticed the aroma, which is a rich woody scent interwoven with subtle fruity and floral notes. This Tequila is we'll rounded off with delicate hints of vanilla. On the palate, it reveals a smooth balance of woodiness, gentle sweetness, layers of warm spices, and a whisper of vanilla. It's an inviting, we'll rounded Tequila and whiskey enthusiasts won't want to overlook.