Made at the same NOM as Aha Toro/Yeto after the brand moved from 1079. This is sold individually or packaged with a corresponding Aha Yeto bottle so I thought "Why not ?". It's OK, with it's own character. Tasted this side x side with 1548 Aha Toro Blanco lote 080 and I prefer the AT to this and the most obvious difference is mouth feel. This is less viscous, someone referred to it as aqueous and I agree. Still some nice agave notes and pepper along with ethanol but watered down a bit. Maybe it's the ceramic bottle?...nah, lol.
Really well balanced rep with a bit of cinnamon apple, vanilla, a just a hint of cinnamon candy. Pretty viscosity but enough age to give a golden tint.
cinnamon? dark cherry. Unique taste.
Nuances of Caramel, almonds, green apple marmalade, star anise, Cinnamon, nutmeg, cooked agave and a hints of dry fruits. I didn't like the artificially flavor, definitely not a 18 months Aged Tequila.
Not enough character, too aqueous and forgettable. Aniseed, cooked agave, cucumber, hints of vanilla beans.
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