Bright, herbaceous aroma. Complex flavor skillfully balances wood-driven notes with robust presence of slow-baked Agave fibers. Creamy, succulent with a hint of sweetness. Medium long, with a touch of smokiness. I believe this is an excellent value and priced great for any tequila fan to enjoy.
Very mixed feelings on this stuff. Many of my favorite notes are in there but so are many notes of flavors I try to avoid. My overall impression of this is cheap juice that's been made "drinkable" by aging. It is NOT worthy of the $30+ range it is in. I might have thrown it into the rotation if it were in the sub $20 range just when I wanted something different. But even then I'd probably just buy Espolon or Mi Campo or Correlejo instead. See a pattern there?
Lovely tequila. Saw the ratings in Wine Enthusiast and would agree that this is a wonderful expression and great value for the money.
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I appreciate añejos but don't usually sip them because they are too sweet. This one I was pleasantly surprised. Not too sweet. Lots of wood. Oak, cedar barrel spice on the nose. Oak, baked agave and vanilla in the mouth. Honey, tobacco and citrus in the finish.