Appears clear in the glass with oily legs. At least the color filtration worked well. The first and only aroma I can detect is vanilla. Where is the agave? Filtered out or not there because it wasn't ripe to begin with? Flavor of vanilla again, along with cinnamon, cake batter and artificial sweetener. Definitely some additives. Not much finish. At least it wasn't overpriced.
Nom 1602- All artificial and horrible, as this version was diffuser. Not the worst diffuser product I've entry tried, but still horrible. You have no reason to buy this... even for about $30
Try as I might, I couldn't pick up an agave Aroma. All I got was alcohol, some citrus and vegetal. The flavor did have the cooked agave, black pepper and some vegetal. The finish didn't last long, fortunately.
Additive taste
Vanilla, caramel and light barrel notes on aroma and flavor. No complexity, little cooked agave. Thin mouthfeel. Some unnatural sweetness lingers on the tongue. Despite literature stating additive free, it doesn't drink like it.
Alcohol forward aroma followed by apple. No cooked agave. Flavor shows cantaloupe with watermelon. Vanilla notes linger with some oak but it is astringent with alcohol finish. Literature says additive free, but when challenged the rep said it is self proclaimed, not through independent testing.
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