Aroma of straight from the horn cooked agave with trails of cedar, pine, and clean straw. Flavor of nice strong agave with mint, cinnamon, vanilla, and though I've never tasted cedar, cedar. Beautiful expression without coming across overbarreled or tannic. A lighter Anejo for sure but holds it's own.
My rating is from a small screw top sample that I’ve had for a while. The nose is spicy with wood tannins but there’s a sweet undertone. There’s some dense cooked agave and baking spices. The finish is both sweet and spicy.
My rating is from a small screw top sample that I’ve had for a while. There’s a nice tropical sweetness and a spicy finish that lingers.
My rating is from a small screw top sample that I’ve had for a while. The nose is aromatic, it’s flavorful on the palate and the finish has some sweetness and spice.
My rating is from a small screw top sample that I’ve had for a while. The backend flavor and the finish are the most enjoyable parts.
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