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tasting notes now. This is a fine extension of the T1 line, being released some time ago. This bottle has no lote or bottle number and is in my opinion a much less sophisticated blend when compared to Tears of Llorona which has few peers in the XA world. So I won't compare it to that but to its T1 brethren. Barrel notes and the scotch barrel in particular, are very evident here along with some chewiness on the palate. Some smoke blended with agave and bourbon barrel notes of caramel, oak, and brown or caramelized sugar finish with some lingering sweetness. Pretty good for less than $100.
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