Love this special release. Although it definitely has astrong whiskey overtones, the cooked agave, and spices linger on you palate.

Big time Ocho fan and big time Old Fitzgerald fan! Love this one and think it’s a great bottle for fans of both. Ocho to me is always very delicate with barrel aging, this one follows that format but also stands out.

Really well done from Ocho with this one! Lots of burnt caramel, cocoa and chocolate notes with a hint of orange zest and cooked agave sweetness. Definitely has a lot of barrel influence but the quality is there and is well balanced.

LOTE: ALA-034-OF, bottled on 24/02/2025, tasted on 4-28-25. Color: yellow to light yellow. Aroma: light cooked agave, light acidity, hint of citrus, wood note that is sometimes slightly too present and as time goes by becomes slightly dominating, the wood note also mutes agave sweetness. Hint of sourness and pepper spiciness. Palate: light sweet cooked agave with a hint of sweetness, light acidity, light hint of fruitiness that is barely noticeable because the wood note is slightly dominating, ends slightly astringent and dry. Finish is medium to medium long, hint of cooked agave with a tad of sweetness, hint of citrus and slightly dominating wood note persists.

**Ocho Old Fitzgerald Barrel Select Anejo Tequila Tasting Notes** **Nose:** An enticing and captivating aroma. **Palate:** A delectable and robust flavor profile, characterized by a velvety smooth texture. **Finish:** An extended and distinctive finish, exhibiting a complex and intriguing character.