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This one along with the Reposado are my favorites of the lineup. Obviously price is very high and takes points, but I see how this focused on the luxury market and I’d gladly recommend this over sweeter expensive tequila.
This was the favorite of the line up, 48 months in French oak barrels, a beautiful blend of aged tequilas, delicious, complex, sweet cooked agave shines through the barrel notes, spice, cherry, vanilla and caramel
Respectable Anejo, rested in French oak barrels, lightly sweet, barrel notes, touch of caramel, price is the problem
11 month Reposado, still light in color and barrel notes. Baking spice, light vanilla and caramel. Price lowers the score for me
Lots of cooked agave, pepper and citrus notes, this brand gets a lot of knocks for their price point. I would sip this again
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