This does have a sharp, astringent finish but I must be in the mood for that, as I find that I am enjoying this añejo. Oak and barrel spice along with some alcohol add to the bottling.
Aroma is melon and peach. Flavor is fairly flat compared to the reposado. A touch dry and scratchy in the finish, which means it may have spent a little too much time in the barrel.
Intensification of the repo- melon and cinnamon- but it becomes a little astringent in the back. Good oiliness but I prefer the repo.
Nice melon and cinnamon aromas. Slightly sweet and oily. Short finish.
I picked up baked agave, melon, vanilla aromas. Smells really nice. Flavor has cinnamon and more vanilla. Not too sweet, which is nice. Finish is short and clean. Bought this online at a bargain price from Old Town Liquor. Looks like the brand is no longer in production, so if you want to try it, buy one soon!
This one caught us by surprise for several reasons. First, the price: at $29 we didn’t expect much, but you never know. Second, the packaging: a tequila bottle wrapped in a burlap sack? What was it hiding? Turns out, it’s only hiding tastiness.
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