Very slight hint of pink color from aging in a wine barrel. Aroma of cooked agave and interesting hint of citrus. Muted flavor of cooked agave and some spiciness. Not much of a finish. I would imagine the pink hue is their marketing ploy.

This is a barrel heavy Añejo. Aroma is good with cherries and caramel. The taste is powerful but with mostly barrel flavors and lots of pepper. Finish is a little puckering but pleasant.

Aroma is a rough tequila with light orange citrus sweetness. Taste is good with nothing offensive but not much fun either. The taste is fairly neutral. Finish is good with agave and a hint of salinity and sweetness. Overall ok to good.

The aroma and taste is undeniably agave forward however I can not enjoy this whatsoever, the total taste of it all is repulsive to me. I cannot seem to finish the bottle. I bought this and 16 other tequilas for my wedding of about 100 guest in 2022. The next morning when it was time for clean up, this bottle and one other were still standing. It seems people tried it but it just didn't crowd please. I sip it every now and then just to see if my palate adjusts to it, but I haven't yet.

Starts with sweet, candy-like aromas, reminiscent of a Jolly Rancher. Very different profile, some floral, citrus, and hints of agave. The flavors are sweet, almost artificial tasting, strawberry candy, overwhelms any agave flavor. On the finish, more flavors of strawberry Jolly Rancher and cough medicine. My take is that this tequila is not actually aged in wine barrels in the same way as Código 1530 and Montagave. The pink hue does not seem at all natural, and the flavors are entirely different. Might be alright in a Margarita, but not recommended as a sipper.