Often Anejos lose their agave taste. This tequila has the smoothness and complexity while retaining a nice agave note. I really like this tequila.
Slow wonderful tears. Caramel, lite oak and banana cinnamon nose. Alcohol is noticeable. Sweet entry with licorice and agave, followed by a medium pepper kick. Toffee, chocolate and pepper warmth on the finish. Good value, at least in Mexico. (About $350 pesos).
Agave, toffee citrus nose with light neutral oak. More oak than the nose presented. Vanilla and medium heat follow. Maple, nutty, warm longish finish.
Aromas start with alcohol, pepper, agave and cinnamon. I detect a smoky and almost rubber like note. Viscous and fruity. A little bitterness. Pleasant peppercorn and pitted fruit finish. Some residual warmth lingers and lingers...
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