Nose: chocolate, vanilla, overcook caramel, and no agave Flavor: very sweet, vanilla, bitter mid pallet, and no agave Finish: short with black pepper
This is not for me. The nose is just alcohol then it is just a sweet drink and the sweetness is chemical. peppery on the finish.
Cooked agave, citrus, cake batter, alcohol, smoke, sugar, tropical fruit, vanilla, medicinal, pepper. Too sweet for me.
Everything is legit on the nose, plenty of roasted agave, I’m not detecting any additives or unnatural aromas. Flavour really reminds me of Casamigos, it’s gentle and easy to get along with, a bit too sweet for me but I can see the masses loving this.
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