Not bad. The aroma is herbaceous with a hint of cinnamon and maybe some lemon rind. The taste is ok. Kinda thin and limited agave but not bad. Finish is meh.
A lot of alcohol burn in this one. Some basic flavors caramel, cinnamon. It's fine if there are no better options available.
had this many years ago - 2014/15? before and after diddy hot involved. seems like it changed a lottle after diddy. just reveisited the last little bit we had in pur bar. strong alcohol taste with some pepper and fake sweetness
Easy to drink and also easy to not be a fan of imo. The aroma was soapy, fresh with butter scotch and peppery notes, the agave aroma didn’t stand out to me. The taste was undoubtedly agave but with a “blech” taste accompanying it, brine, ethyl, pepper, caramel, and butterscotch with the dry down tasting of anise and astringent with a smidge of watery pepper. I also did not taste the stone from the oven which is something I can normally pick up and enjoy. Easy to drink yet not for me.
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didn't care for the profile of this. i thought it was better when I first tried it, several years ago b4 PDiddy was involved