Aroma is loaded with caramel and has butterscotch with vanilla.
Really delicious Añejo, this could easily go head to head with any of the big tickets XA’s on the market. Not a lot of agave left, it’s mostly barrel influence that makes this shine. Think poor mans Reserva de Familia
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On first pour I’m smelling caramel, oak, pear, and whiskey, and tasting oak, agave, barrel spice, whisky, cherry, and orange peel. It’s got nice legs in the glass and a medium spicy finish. There’s a fair amount of barrel influence that comes together in a woody spicy combination with a slight bitterness from the wood. I don’t pick up any noticeable additives for sweetness or texture. A bit pricey but a good options for whisky drinkers or anyone who enjoys a spicy woody tequila.