I liked this a lot more than I thought I would….I’m not an Añejo guy but this has a nice balance and appropriate finish. Fucking great packaging.
How is this even drinkable?
Not much agave in the aroma or mouth… I’m getting pads of black pepper and citrus …. Some medicinal and Minerality ….. gets better as it sits … slight caramel flavors comes through with licorice
Over priced, over hyped “smooth” tequila. Column and diffuser product. Poor agave notes.
Of all the product Casa Dragones produces, this is by far the most reasonable. Still pricey. Column & Diffuser with some nice barrel notes.
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sept 3, 2023 from a bottle thats been opened since 2016. Off the bat nose = alcohol and pepper, some citrus. hard to find agave in this profile. There's a funky taste I cannot define and I guess that's the diffuser process. I cant remember the last time i drank diffuser tequila. Our bottle is very old and has been open many years so I assume it's mellowed out and would be more offensive if it were just opened. On the palate, this tequila is bland and stripped of flavor with a mild alcohol finish