I found this disappointing AF. I expected much better, but the diffuser juice with additives was blatant.
These newer ones in the cardboard box are barely drinkable. Hard pass.
2007-08 in the wood boxes are what I'm scoring here. Solid and legit and still clean agave profile. The ones in the cardboard boxes that came afterwards are barely drinkable.
I'm only scoring the batches from 2017 and prior. I highly suspect the batches after that may be diffuser and additive junk. Cuervo may have finally ruined what was once a solid line.
Finally Experienced this pricey gem last night. Agave still present, butterscotch, dried fruit, sweet leather, mocha, not over oaked at all. Light notes of the sherry cask involved, but reminiscent of a nice cognac, although no cognac Casks were used in the process. Sweetness from the French oak comes through nicely. Reminds me of the old RDLFs, just more refined. Pricey AF though. Gotta memer, you're paying for the Crystal and overall presentation. I didn't take off points for the crazy price tag. I figured it is what it is....
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Mexico's Jose Cuervo , the world's biggest tequila maker, reported a 48.5 percent slump in profit in the fourth quarter of 2016 compared to the year earlier period, the company said.
Tequila maker José Cuervo went public yesterday, raising 18.363 billion pesos, about US $910 million, exceeding expectations by at least 3 billion pesos. - See more at: http://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/cuervo-goes-public-raises-18-billion-pesos/#sthash.BPz
Jose Cuervo, the world's biggest tequila producer, is planning a Feb. 8 pricing for its delayed initial public offering (IPO) in a bid to raise up to $1 billion, two sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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