Aroma: very soft aroma, some cooked age, barrel but didn’t get much Flavor: getting light notes of the reposado Finish: short- flavor fizzles a bit Not the worst Cristalino I’ve had

Aroma: dried fruit, melon, warm vanilla Flavor: oak, baking spices, caramel, vanilla bean, Finish: medium - fruity on the finish Good price point for an Anejo

Aroma: stone fruit: cherry, tropical: subtle banana, subtle floral: jasmine Flavor: the fruit aromas are defined in the flavor, cherry, apple, some nutty notes: hazelnut, cinnamon Finish: short-long finish- soft finish, baking spices in the finish Great price point. Solid sipper

Aroma: cooked agave, citrus: lemon zest, light floral undertones, green, brine Flavor: vegetal: green pepper, some alcohol burn on a initial taste but sitting for just a minute the notes really open up: orange blossom, citrus, green mango Finish: soft, lightly viscous, some pepper short to medium Excellent price point!

Floral and sweet as you might expect. One of the better Crista’s I have had. Looses point for the high bottle cost.

This is a solid Anejo, great value for your money. Dried fruit, vanilla, baking spice, nice finish

Barrel notes, with drying tannins, light sweetness, hints of vanilla and spice. Good value reposado, a little short on the finish

For the price point, this blanco over delivers. Citrus, herbal, light mint and pepper. Short to medium finish Great for cocktails or a sipper