Nice nose of red fruits, milk chocolate, and brown sugar. A little thin for a XA in terms of viscosity. Oak is balanced pretty well on the palette with cinnamon, berries, dark chocolate, and peaches. Finishes noticeably hot. A nice, if not spectacular, XA. Price is a bit high for this level of execution, and knocked off a couple points correspondingly.
An agave heavy nose that tilts a bit toward acetate. Traditional vibes. Raw agave, acetate, alcohol, green paper. Finishes to mint. Nice mouth feel. Medium hot. Medium long. Pretty solid overall.
Nice nose, but there is very little anything on the palate with a bit of ethanol at the back of the throat. This is touted as smooth which in this case means like water I guess.
Nice balances blanco, slightly sweet, but nice Agave flavor, smooth finish, great price point at $29
Not bad. It's alright. good for mixing too.
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